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Anonymous users2024-01-24At least 50 centimeters, it's too narrow, it's not good-looking, and it's too big in the middle.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The living room is relatively small, the length is no problem, the key is the width, if you say 50 cm on the second floor, plus the width of the upper ceiling at least remove the meter, the middle of the space is left in the meter. How incongruous is a 7-meter-long and meter-wide ceiling.
Therefore, the first floor is correct, in fact, 35 cm is enough.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Hello, generally 35CM---40CM is OK.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Do 700 mm almost.
One is to look at personal preferences.
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It stands to reason that it must be bai
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In the decoration, the reason why the living room has a suspended ceiling is mainly to make the ceiling rich in layers and more varied, echoing with the well-designed background wall, and then matching it with appropriate lighting, so as to enhance the overall effect of the living room.
Your question is not clear, if it is an ordinary plate, it is still a bit expensive, if it is a brand plate, it is about the same.
The first difference is that the single-layer keel ceiling refers to a ceiling structure in which the bottom surface of the large keel and the middle keel is in the same horizontal plane. Double-layer keel ceiling refers to a ceiling structure with a layer of small keel nailed under the large keel. Generally, the double-layer structure can be load-bearing or on-the-top. >>>More