Re: Framing a Tray Ceiling

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From: info@builderswebsource.com
Category: Carpentry and Framing
Remote Name: 63.198.181.43
Date: 19 Sep 2002
Time: 05:36 AM

The following lilnks show typical examples of framing a tray ceiling using steel studs. THe use of wood framing would be similar. See: http://www.excalibursteel.com/photo/ceiling/trayceiling1.jpg http://www.excalibursteel.com/photo/ceiling/trayceiling2.jpg http://www.excalibursteel.com/photo/ceiling/trayceiling3.jpg The above photos assume a "dropped tray", which cuts into the ceiling height along the outer perimeter of the room. See also http://www.builderswebsource.com/_discBT/00000353.htm - there's a link at the bottom that provides additional information, as well as references to other photos that may be useful. Builders Websource

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