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Hello,
I’m planning to put up some crown molding in our bedroom, but the room has a ceiling line that’s giving me some grief. I’ve attached a picture in case my discription isn’t clear.
The room is rectangular. Instead of a flat ceiling, the roof angles up about 45 degrees on the ends a couple of feet.
The parts that have me wondering are the angles and the short ends.
Any suggestions on how to do this?
Thanks,
Nathan
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Hello,
I'm planning to put up some crown molding in our bedroom, but the room has a ceiling line that's giving me some grief. I've attached a picture in case my discription isn't clear.
The room is rectangular. Instead of a flat ceiling, the roof angles up about 45 degrees on the ends a couple of feet.
The parts that have me wondering are the angles and the short ends.
Any suggestions on how to do this?
Thanks,
Nathan