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upscowpatty1
Reg. Dec 2010
Posted 2010-12-26 7:13 PM (#128292)
Subject: Supplies for fixing living quarters


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I need to do some work on my living quarters...the ceiling material is coming off and need to get new doors for my closet.  Is there a website that sells supplies?  Where do I need to start to look?  Thanks
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bigfoot
Reg. Dec 2010
Posted 2010-12-27 8:13 PM (#128307 - in reply to #128292)
Subject: RE: Supplies for fixing living quarters


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I saw a trailer on this forum once with a ceiling covered in corrugated metal. It looked really good to me, and could be purchased almost any where. I have done two DYI living quarters, and i will certainly use the metal for the ceiling if i ever do another one. Curtains are also a cheap fix for closet doors.
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califhorseman
Reg. Feb 2008
Posted 2010-12-28 9:39 AM (#128314 - in reply to #128292)
Subject: RE: Supplies for fixing living quarters


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For Cabinet doors you can find them online from companies that deal with cabinet refacing. Ceiling material can be anything from soft wall material to metal
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bjhouten
Reg. Nov 2004
Posted 2010-12-28 1:16 PM (#128326 - in reply to #128292)
Subject: RE: Supplies for fixing living quarters



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I got some thin cedar planks at Lowes, put 2 coats of clear varnish on them and put them up with a nail gun using very small nails. It turned out great. Everytime someone see's it for the first time I get a WOW! It did turn out really nice. Be sure to stagger the end of the board seams so you don't end up with line across your ceiling. It was a pretty inexpensive way to go considering what the other ceiling options cost.
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