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Post by RealNoob on Jun 11, 2023 21:34:19 GMT -6
Thinking of building a 14x25 Studio Shed. Budget may shrink it come when time comes.
I'm considering doing as a lean to, meaning a roof slanted to one side only. I would do one wall at 9' and the other at 11 or something. That would give me a ceiling slanted from 8 to 10 ft, slanted one way. It. May have to be more, not sure yet. This is cheaper than a traditional gabled roof.
Any thoughts about an interior slanted ceiling? Problem? Would putting clouds directly overhead fix any problems?
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Post by linas on Aug 9, 2023 12:11:09 GMT -6
Slanted ceiling is actually pretty great if you know what you're doing. You have to get dimensions and acoustics right and you will have an amazing studio
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Post by svart on Aug 9, 2023 13:52:03 GMT -6
Slanted isn't an issue as long as it's not hindering the size of the room. Square footage means nothing if the wall slanted wall makes half of it unusable.
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Post by winetree on Aug 9, 2023 17:41:56 GMT -6
A compression ceiling starts high in the front and goes lower in the back of the room. An expansion ceiling goes higher toward the rear. Most studio designers these days favor an expansion ceiling. Also, The higher the ceiling the better.
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Post by notneeson on Aug 10, 2023 9:30:54 GMT -6
I have a lean to shed studio. It’s small, but mighty. Kind of a glorified editing suite, but it works for me.
My ceiling actually slants left to right due to size constraints.
I built a cloud into the ceiling above where I sit and it seems to have worked out pretty well. As stated, unparallel floor/ceiling isn’t a bad thing at all.
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