Love this work. Question. In this and another video you did I noticed a sliver of space between the ceiling and crown molding. Can that be calked? Also would taking the ceiling right up to the edge alleviate the bit of space and need for calking?
3:32 - You should take the remaining distance to the wall, divide by 2 and add half the width of a tile. That way, you don't have any tiles that are smaller than half a tile. You'll end up with one row less of full tiles, but your border tiles will be larger. It gives a much better look.
I don't fully see the reason why the cornice was removed. Surely the faux tiles can be butted to it during installation. It seems now there are many crevices for bugs and critters to hide between the newly installed cornice and faux tiles.
Glad you said that. I 'm not carpenter, but that's just what I thought. I also wonder if they bothered to at least free cycle, sell, or donate the cornice they unnecessarily torn down, rather than sending it to a landfill.
First of all I wouldn't have removed the crown molding. Not sure if that's the very end result or if that's right after installation. Regardless, I always would finish a job like this by filling in gaps with joint compound or one of my best friends, DAP adhesive caulk!
Bc your edges of the tiles may need to be cut, or may not be exactly on point, so to say, so taking the moulding off before installing- makes it so that when you put it back on, over the tiles, it gives it a seamless look! DEFINITELY a MUST! Trust me!
Same reason for removing baseboard before installing hardwood floors and floor tiles. The end results look much cleaner and professional since the cuts can be jagged and messy up against the wall, the baseboard completely covers all the miscuts when reinstalled
builders are becoming cheaper and cheaper by the decade if you like good sturdy construction than buy an older home and dont let people like him inside
Doesn’t make sense to remove the molding. The panels aren’t a deep profile one. Just add a small cove mounding where the tiles but the crown. One caulked and paint it would look good.
A Starbucks store put up metal textured ceiling tiles after a remodel. The tiled floor and the store noise created such reverb it literally chased customers out of the store after numerous complaints. Be aware of acoustic issues.
I did the same, I throw stuff the least I can. He could have butted the ceiling squares to the bottom of the actual crown moulding also saving a lot of time and time is money.
Metal tiles dont put off toxic smoke if there is a fire for one. Metal can also be manipulated to have a desired patina for some cool effects. Metal tiles are real metal not knock offs.
I think he did right to go up to the walls, rather than cut it short up to the existing molding. Also, this way the new crown molding will hide some of those smaller edge pieces as well.
Just about the time I trusted you and then you said was going to be lust math Tigo understand the artist mind shuts down all of a sudden the first math equation made more sense. I say this lovingly thanks for making the video
Heres the thing! Some people just like metal ceilings because its a friggen ceiling and the tiles look amazing! When I make a transaction at a store, I could care less if they have a metal ceiling and then when you go to tap your card they switch it to another area as if thats some type of cool play! Seriously disfunctional! Having striaight work goes a long way! The weird additives are unessisary! Awesome video here!!!!!! All those things affect other areas when some people just want to produce quality!
@8:52 editing needs a lesson, that crown molding is not finished and that was a problem, why not some decorative molding on top to finish edges instead of tearing down the molding...too much work
He lost my confidence when he took down the crown molding. This guy must be trying to sell that glue-on crown molding too. What do you do when you want to take it down and paint the ceiling? Yep, tear down the molding again.
Contractors use old carpet, normally upside down (normally in 3ft strips), to protect flooring and work off of. It much better than working on paper that tears constantly.
He really didn’t need to take off the crown molding. Waste of time, increased cost, messy. 1\4 inch inside cove of same material works well, looks great as you can’t really see it. He’s old school, which is fine, just too costly.
I cannot believe y ripped down that real wood molding and glued styrofoam up. I mean cmon u are supposed to be upping the value of your property, not cheapening it. All u had to do was take little care and repaint old stuff.
Omg I built houses for a living and this was horrible to watch. He was just running up his bill. The crown moulding should have stayed up with just a piece of moulding to cover, if even needed.
@@247KW Its an advertisement/sponsored video for those products. The company sells both of those products, and most of his videos, he reuses molding, this is the exception, not the rule.
Look how beautifully smooth and virgin the drywall ceiling was ... no appreciation for the history of the drywaller. That dry waller should have spent his day drinking instead of doing a perfect float. What a waste ... quality work wasted with rich people trying to make their homes look "authentic". Ron, I hope you are not involved in "This Old House" productions. You should have told her to enjoy the ceiling you married.
The room looks nice but needs some color. And even as nice as the new ceiling was, it looked a little busy to me. As long as the home owner liked it, that is all that mattered.
Its an advertisement/sponsored video for those products. The company sells both of those products, and most of his videos, he reuses molding, this is the exception, not the rule.
Going to hell for doing that to the ceiling. A perfectly good drywall ceiling ruined. My house had a fire .. only do this if your current stuff is ruined. Talk about Ms. Fancy Pants. I hate fancy upgrade/Downgrades like this!
WTF did you do?! There was NO NEED to remove the crown molding! I didnt....and it looks GREAT! You destroyed that crown molding... then had no CHOICE but to buy $$$$ the PVC...at 4x the cost because you didnt wantvto paint it!! Ugh.
The company that sells that molding too. Most of these videos were/are ton with sponsored products. In most of his videos he reuses the molding, just not this one, lol.
why not just use real made in USA tin ceiling tiles? 2' by 2' is about 20 dollars and it s not plastic made in china. mine came from American tin ceilings.
Omg my eye twitched when he broke the crown molding. I reused mines! Saves a ton of money. Just use a little bit of paint to freshen it and voila!
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Oh my goodness YES! Mine too. He basically broke real wood to then put up, what is basically, foam.
i did that exact thing. i had a sand a little bit but saved some bucks. didnt have to worry about fittings etc.
@@carmay3600 seriously what an idiot he would have been better off not even taking down the crown and cutting the tiles to fit
That lady had money, and he was 100% aware he could take advantage of her. Whatever will cost more, no cutting corners.
I learned a great deal from this tutorial video. Thank you for so generously sharing your experience and knowledge.
Love this work. Question. In this and another video you did I noticed a sliver of space between the ceiling and crown molding. Can that be calked? Also would taking the ceiling right up to the edge alleviate the bit of space and need for calking?
how would this look with adjoining rooms? If you didn't want to do the other room
Do these ceiling tiles not cause a fire hazard? I remember the polystyrene ceiling tiles ,in the 70s ,were banned for being a fire hazard .
Can you install over popcorn?
Good question... I’m wondering the same!
This is so helpful. I would like to do this in my great room. It has a vaulted ceiling. Any advice with be greatly received and appreciated.
I wanted to see the finished product at the end, but most of the screen was blocked with ads and recommended videos.
What is the fire rating for this product?
3:32 - You should take the remaining distance to the wall, divide by 2 and add half the width of a tile. That way, you don't have any tiles that are smaller than half a tile. You'll end up with one row less of full tiles, but your border tiles will be larger. It gives a much better look.
Does it lighting up the room ?
question does this work with
popcorn ceiling
Amazing, and no risk of fire.
this is amazing...how long do these last? how long the adhesive will hold the tiles? can i at least expect 15+ years out of these??
I don't fully see the reason why the cornice was removed. Surely the faux tiles can be butted to it during installation. It seems now there are many crevices for bugs and critters to hide between the newly installed cornice and faux tiles.
Glad you said that. I 'm not carpenter, but that's just what I thought. I also wonder if they bothered to at least free cycle, sell, or donate the cornice they unnecessarily torn down, rather than sending it to a landfill.
First of all I wouldn't have removed the crown molding. Not sure if that's the very end result or if that's right after installation. Regardless, I always would finish a job like this by filling in gaps with joint compound or one of my best friends, DAP adhesive caulk!
WHY remove the crown molding????
Heidi S money
Bc your edges of the tiles may need to be cut, or may not be exactly on point, so to say, so taking the moulding off before installing- makes it so that when you put it back on, over the tiles, it gives it a seamless look! DEFINITELY a MUST! Trust me!
What is the name of this pattern
Same reason for removing baseboard before installing hardwood floors and floor tiles. The end results look much cleaner and professional since the cuts can be jagged and messy up against the wall, the baseboard completely covers all the miscuts when reinstalled
Because peanut butter doesn't come in erosol cans and rigs are conducting interviews with the seems
Looks beautiful, great job 👏 👍
WHY remove the WOOD crown molding, just to replace with STYROFOAM crown molding...
builders are becoming cheaper and cheaper by the decade if you like good sturdy construction than buy an older home and dont let people like him inside
Doesn’t make sense to remove the molding.
The panels aren’t a deep profile one.
Just add a small cove mounding where the tiles but the crown.
One caulked and paint it would look good.
The same company makes both products this was to display their products
This ceiling looks good compared 2 the last video but why did you ruin the existing crown moulding it was in good shape ?
Very impressive look. I've seen the polystyrene crown molding used several times now. Looks so easy to work with. Any tradeoffs from wood or PVC?
A Starbucks store put up metal textured ceiling tiles after a remodel. The tiled floor and the store noise created such reverb it literally chased customers out of the store after numerous complaints. Be aware of acoustic issues.
But these ones are foam. Right?
Are these easy to clean?
I used this same pattern and tiles for the backsplash in my kitchen but in a copper color.
Can I get the materials list
Very good video!
I did the same, I throw stuff the least I can. He could have butted the ceiling squares to the bottom of the actual crown moulding also saving a lot of time and time is money.
thank u so much, nice information
What are the benefits of real metal tile vs. fake tile?
Metal tiles dont put off toxic smoke if there is a fire for one. Metal can also be manipulated to have a desired patina for some cool effects. Metal tiles are real metal not knock offs.
@@tundrasilversky7072 you are one SICK Lady!
Love it.I plan to something similar , thank you.
Most beautiful❤❤❤
Great job!
really fantastic
Looks like a Vegas brothel.
1959Berre telling on yourself.
Jerry Whidby absolutely he is.
I bet you have frequented those often to know exactly how they look!
@@jerrywhidby. there are brothels in Nevada, but none in Las Vegas
I think he did right to go up to the walls, rather than cut it short up to the existing molding. Also, this way the new crown molding will hide some of those smaller edge pieces as well.
What silicon used it?
what the hell did you say?
One Ron Hazelton video there's Windows XP, the next there's a MacBook Pro 2016!! Shows that these tips truly do work years down the line.
Thank you I will be trying this!
I am doing this as we speak! I wish I knew the name of the company for crown molding 😳
Michelle, that would be www.decorativeceilingtiles.net/diy-crown-moldings/
Just about the time I trusted you and then you said was going to be lust math Tigo understand the artist mind shuts down all of a sudden the first math equation made more sense. I say this lovingly thanks for making the video
cost?
amazing
Good job! Looks awesome😊
Do the full ones first then if it's off a little on the perimeter the crown will hide it.
Yes it did, nice work!
I have a popcorn ceiling. Can I install over it?
You have to scrape it off with a 4-6 inch putty knife until it's down to the flat ceiling.Then sand the ceiling smooth and wipe dust off.
Same question but was hoping to avoid that scraping work :(
@@realeyesrealizereallies7134 No You Dont. You Can Easily put over popcorn using small nails or upholstry nails. Did it to 3 rooms and looks AMAZING!
Heres the thing! Some people just like metal ceilings because its a friggen ceiling and the tiles look amazing! When I make a transaction at a store, I could care less if they have a metal ceiling and then when you go to tap your card they switch it to another area as if thats some type of cool play! Seriously disfunctional! Having striaight work goes a long way! The weird additives are unessisary! Awesome video here!!!!!! All those things affect other areas when some people just want to produce quality!
Nathan, what kind of drugs do you take? Did you just parachute in from another planet?
Absolutely beautiful?
@8:52 editing needs a lesson, that crown molding is not finished and that was a problem, why not some decorative molding on top to finish edges instead of tearing down the molding...too much work
Awesome
This sort of nasty stuff was all the rage in the 70’s in the UK, I can’t believe it’s still a thing.
Love it
It looks great...
Wait...he tore down the crown molding and then cut the faux metal ceiling tiles anyway...that just doesn't make sense.
You'd have to dead cut and caulk it otherwise to give it a finished edge
well if you don't want to do all that hard math, you can just tape them all up first and see if they fit...lol
Where we get this
Joy Prasanna decorativeceilingtiles.com blog ronhazelton.com
He lost my confidence when he took down the crown molding. This guy must be trying to sell that glue-on crown molding too. What do you do when you want to take it down and paint the ceiling? Yep, tear down the molding again.
Nice
Thanks doing it today my wife says
5:27 did anyone notice he fucked up the carpet
Contractors use old carpet, normally upside down (normally in 3ft strips), to protect flooring and work off of. It much better than working on paper that tears constantly.
Tacky as.
1:52 he marks and scuffs her ceiling up.
@Damnit Bobby drunk or on smack
.... Well the light fixture isn't centered with the center of the pattern of the tile.....
Who the F Cares!
I feel I'm watching
WHAT WOULD YOU DO....?
on CBS
Sonny Wilson 😃🤣🤣🤣
Styrofoam, no. I'd rather use PVC then styrofoam.
He really didn’t need to take off the crown molding. Waste of time, increased cost, messy. 1\4 inch inside cove of same material works well, looks great as you can’t really see it. He’s old school, which is fine, just too costly.
I cannot believe y ripped down that real wood molding and glued styrofoam up. I mean cmon u are supposed to be upping the value of your property, not cheapening it. All u had to do was take little care and repaint old stuff.
This guy is the worst installer. All he had to do was add quarter round after installing the tiles, instead of ripping out the crown molding.
Omg I built houses for a living and this was horrible to watch. He was just running up his bill. The crown moulding should have stayed up with just a piece of moulding to cover, if even needed.
Lol you know our older grandparents think that their way is the best and only way
@@247KW Its an advertisement/sponsored video for those products. The company sells both of those products, and most of his videos, he reuses molding, this is the exception, not the rule.
@@ThePTBRULES awe, ok thanks for the information. Now that makes more sense. He was advertising the producting.
can you imagine if this room get fire? get real metal one.
E S jealous
Its Fire Rated BEST. You are a moron and clueless
BBW = ELP + CP / 0 SMV
Title is wrong, this are plastic ceiling tiles
Looks like the room was painted 3 different color
You do not overlap the tiles
Look how beautifully smooth and virgin the drywall ceiling was ... no appreciation for the history of the drywaller. That dry waller should have spent his day drinking instead of doing a perfect float. What a waste ... quality work wasted with rich people trying to make their homes look "authentic". Ron, I hope you are not involved in "This Old House" productions. You should have told her to enjoy the ceiling you married.
Why did he tape the tiles to the ceiling during layout? He could have laid them on the floor and gotten the measurement.
இது எங்கு கிடைக்கும்
That new crown is garbage.
Pray that s fire doesn't start in the room holy plastic toxic fumes
The room looks nice but needs some color. And even as nice as the new ceiling was, it looked a little busy to me. As long as the home owner liked it, that is all that mattered.
He robbed her by taking the wood molding down. Bad bad man! Probably reused it on another job for big money!
Its an advertisement/sponsored video for those products. The company sells both of those products, and most of his videos, he reuses molding, this is the exception, not the rule.
Mais cest dont ben laite
Graandpa did not do that entire ceiling alone
Going to hell for doing that to the ceiling. A perfectly good drywall ceiling ruined. My house had a fire .. only do this if your current stuff is ruined. Talk about Ms. Fancy Pants. I hate fancy upgrade/Downgrades like this!
WTF did you do?!
There was NO NEED to remove the crown molding! I didnt....and it looks GREAT! You destroyed that crown molding... then had no CHOICE but to buy $$$$ the PVC...at 4x the cost because you didnt wantvto paint it!! Ugh.
The company that sells that molding too. Most of these videos were/are ton with sponsored products.
In most of his videos he reuses the molding, just not this one, lol.
Wtf is this guy doing.
Wtf is he doing? Removing crown molding? If someone did that I would kick them out of my house. That's what fraudsters do.
I'm sorry... but I find this to look cheap and tacky... nothing you'd want to have in your house and look at it daily for a decade and longer.
fuck he has aged
Fire hazard
Cheap junk!
MrTBoneMalone i
exactly Styrofoam crown molding plastic ceiling tiles?! every decade it just gets worse thats why i like older buildings
Cheap
why not just use real made in USA tin ceiling tiles? 2' by 2' is about 20 dollars and it s not plastic made in china. mine came from American tin ceilings.
How can something be so basic looking, yet ugly.
Looks f*cking disgusting. Good job though!
You LOOK F ing Disgusting!
He's very aggressive