DIY Coffered Ceiling Tutorial by Ron Hazelton

www.decorativeceilingtiles.ne... How to create a coffered ceiling using lightweight materials Ron Hazelton explains how to create a coffered ceiling using lightweight materials. He is using smooth faux wood beams, foam crown molding, and decorative ceiling tiles. Here is a link to our smooth faux wood beams: www.decorativeceilingtiles.ne...

[@bobmclauchlan4451]

Very well done and interesting to watch sir. Thanks for sharing one of the best I've seen.

[@DecorativeCeilingTilesInc]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@tyeteams7928]

Great videos. Please keep them coming. Thank you.

[@luckyducky224]

I love this! Thank you for sharing!❤

[@adminal215]

Very nice!

[@luisgallegos8039]

Awesome,

[@shed.projects5150]

For my small UK ceiling, I roughly worked it out at around £4000 for the materials. That's about £3800 more than I want to spend.

[@pf5658]

Great job. You’d never know it was foam if you didn’t watch the video.

[@bluebull2006]

Can you tell us where to buy the faux beams and moulding? And how many inches between the wood beams? Thank you

[@obaidamiri]

Beautifully done. I was wondering where can you buy those foam beams from?

[@DecorativeCeilingTilesInc]

Thank you Obaid, the beams are available here: www.decorativeceilingtiles.net/primed-smooth-custom-faux-wood-beam/

[@easycrownmolding]

what was the total cost on this project?

[@grayson84111]

incredibly expensive product. You can hire out a pro to do this using MDF for the same cost as just this and save yourself the labor and do something more productive with your time. Cut the cost of this foam by 75% and you may have a viable DIY alternative.