MH remodel photos part 5

[DCDiva]

We finally can work again. We did all the electric,plumbing,replaced all the windows and doors,built the walls for bedroom/bath/laundry, insulated walls and drywall--we have a few sheets to do in bedroom but we did all the drywall you see in 1 day--my son 13 was the dry wall cutter--he is in one of the photos--he is so accurate in his cuts,rarely do you have to trim them--we have a a month long vacation--lol yea right---to work on this project so you should be some dramatic changes soon
Melissa sorry it is in an album--tried to send it to my email w photos--this worked then copy/paste--did not work,I will get it to post here one day lol
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Mh As of June 7 2010 (1 album)

[DCDiva]

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[psalmx]

I noticed you hung drywall on the walls before the ceiling. Around here we hang the ceiling first, that way the edges against the walls are suppurted by the wall drywall.

[DCDiva]

Not using drywall on ceilings--cause problems in our other mh--same type/yr--the way we finish the walls/ceilings the end product you will see we know what were doing

[Brenda (OH)]

Hi,

I have a ceiling repair coming up in a laundry room, could you outline quickly how you do a whole ceiling? it surely does show that you and yours know some great ways to do mobile home upgrades...

Brenda (OH)

[DCDiva]

it is easier to take photos to explain--this is what we are doing next week--but I do not have internet there--we are using masonite--is @ $ 6 for 4x8 sheet, it is like 1/4 thick and very light weight we will prime/paint it,screw it up and cover seams w trim--usually 1 x4 this way we can access it--our wires run in the ceiling and easy to repair if needed---will post a photo of other houses we did this way
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[psalmx]

Very interesting. Looks like the stuff we call frp panels aroudn here they are about 11 bucks though. $22 a sheet for the type that have a texture.