Installing Tongue & Groove Wood Ceiling Planks with Included Parts | Armstrong Ceilings for the Home

bit.ly/2UEIulF Learn how to install Armstrong Ceilings WOODHAVEN ceiling planks using the clips and screws included in the box. This tongue and groove wood option is great for covering plain drywall or attaching the ceiling right to exposed joists. Learn More.
Products Used in this Video:
- 1276 Driftwood Gray 5" x 84
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[@timbates7851]

If the joists are already level, do I need the furring strips?

[@eringrenyard]

I’d love to see a how-to for installing these over a vaulted ceiling. Found you through Houzz, thanks!

[@ArmstrongResCeilings]

Hi Jessica, here is an article on how to install these planks on a vaulted/cathedral ceilings. www.armstrongceilings.com/residential/en-us/project-ideas-and-installation/cathedral-ceiling-ideas.html - Let us know what you think.

[@bburnsga]

Love this! I wonder if they sag over the years...?

[@MrH4FiZ]

is it accessible? do you need to dismantle all the planks should you want to maintain light fittings?

[@iamric23]

You said that the last row of ferring strips should be 2 inches from the wall, yours are not. In fact it is right up against the wall.

[@ricandreagamero]

I’m trying to get clips and rails here in Canada.

[@gartoy]

Where do you buy the clips at?

[@joel.4014]

I like how easy it is to install the ceiling planks on flanks. However, I have a hard time finding the clips mentioned on this video. Any tips for part# or reference name of it?

[@ArmstrongResCeilings]

Clips are screws are included right in the box!

[@Peter-ho8zs]

On the Armstrong website the instructions say to run the furring strips perpendicular to the joists, am I missing something? They run parallel to the joists in this video right?

[@bburnsga]

It actually said they could run either way -- perpendicular or parallel. Odd that it doesn't say that on the site.

[@christopherwinters5426]

Why can't Classic Country Classic planks be installed directly on the joist with clips

[@PlymouthVT]

So you can't glue or brad nail this product to the ceiling? I have a 1955 house and the ceiling in my kitchen is not drywall but a composite plastic hard as a rock like ceiling. A screw holds very good in it. But all the talk about expansion makes it seem like it wont work. I live in Florida and AC is always on. I would like to attach it directly as interfacing the ceiling lights and ac ceiling vent to a dropped ceiling seems like a nightmare. And i dont see any of there videos addressing it.....

[@theresaturtle5267]

I am having a hard time finding this product. Homedepot and Lowes no longer carry these.

[@HHuynh-rs8gj]

Can I use Tongue & Groove Wood Ceiling Planks on my Porch?

[@fritzburbank935]

You should use bamboo since it is abundant in your region.

[@4840512030]

3/4 in gap at the end is required? That’s massive, trim options are going to be far and few between.

[@jbird68]

That's what I was thinking. I'm only putting up 3/8" thick trim boards. That's not going to cover the gap.

[@ShiftyTipsChannel]

👍👍👍

[@jrodthompson7454]

Can u pls explain the math because i don't understand why step 4 is needed in this calculation

[@ArmstrongResCeilings]

If you’re referring to step 4 “Add 5” to the result” we recommend doing this so your border pieces are a larger width. Otherwise, you might end up with a tiny border piece that might be hard cut and screw up to the joist.

[@jhillwine]

@@ArmstrongResCeilings The resulting coverage is 34 boards at 5" = 170" PLUS 2 boards at 4" each: Total = 178"