Using lining for the ceiling when repairing it is a simple and fairly quick solution, which will nevertheless serve you for many years and delight you with its beautiful appearance. In addition, the use of wooden lining is very environmentally friendly and aesthetically pleasing.
Types of linings
Finishing the ceiling with clapboard begins with the selection and acquisition of suitable material. Typically, such boards are made of wood, although now plastic panels for covering walls and ceilings are also often called clapboard. Lining is made from various types of wood. The most commonly used are oak, fir, pine, and alder. Usually the choice falls on pine material, since this tree has dense, even wood without knots, splits, and pine resin is a natural antiseptic, so you don’t have to worry about treating the lining against the appearance of mold and mildew.
Also, when choosing wooden lining for the ceiling, you should pay attention to the fact that it can be made according to two standards. Eurolining has a higher quality, since it is more carefully processed, the wood is selected to a higher category, and there are special grooves on the back of the boards that relieve stress from the board and prevent moisture from accumulating under the coating. It is this kind of lining that is suitable for use at home or in an apartment, and for arranging utility rooms, you can also purchase lining that meets domestic standards, which, although it looks a little worse, is also much cheaper than Euro lining.
Ceiling design from lining
Decorating ceilings with clapboard can be used in many styles. After all, this is a natural, beautiful and, at the same time, simple material, so, on the one hand, it will not attract unnecessary attention, and on the other, it will fit perfectly into even the most luxurious interior.
Of course, the lining ceiling looks best in natural, rustic styles: noble estate, Russian hut, chalet, Provence. At the same time, lining can be laid out on the ceiling in various ways, creating unusual geometric compositions from squares, rhombuses, and polygons. The lining can fit into the colonial style if you create longitudinal guides, painted with dark paint and creating the effect of beams, and lay transverse planks between them. The lining will look good in classical, empire and art deco styles. Repair experts know how to create the most extraordinary ceiling structures from this material. Perhaps, only in modern trends of minimalism and high-tech will clapboard ceilings be inappropriate, but even here they can be played up in an interesting way and still fit into the decor.
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