Installing a ceiling fan is a manageable project, provided the electricity already exists in the ceiling spot you have chosen. Otherwise, you must hire an electrician to run electrical wiring to the install location. Also, consider using a wireless remote saves tons of work. You can control your fan and light without running any wires into the walls for switches.
Add architectural detail and rustic, farmhouse charm to a builder basic bedroom with a tongue-and-groove planked wood ceiling. This is also a great way to cover up dated, cottage cheese ceilings or a sloppy drywall job.
A dramatic cathedral ceiling makes a strong statement in a home's interior, but make sure to follow the best practices to eliminate mold and wood rot while also saving money on lumber and materials. For example spray foam insulation helps create an air-tight seal that eliminates the need for ridge and soffit venting. This also allows you to save on lumber by using 2"x10" framing instead of the traditional 2"x12" boards that were needed for ventilation.
Recessed or 'can' lights can be used as task lighting, accent lighting or to illuminate an entire room. They're easy to install into existing wiring, and best of all, recessed lights don't go out of style.
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