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Anonymous users2024-01-24meters, generally speaking, it is low, but your living room is hanging on the top of the side, and the overall impact is not too great, generally speaking, the minimum should not be lower than the meter. Personally, I think that the bottom layer of the ceiling on the side of the living room is a bit redundant, and it is better to make a double roof of the light trough, and the whole will not be so low. Personal humble opinion, just for reference!
But it seems that the overall effect should be quite good!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Sort of, you have to lose a little more from the floor, whether it's the floor or the tiles.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Did you later dismantle and improve?
You're talking about the lowest height of the living room. To give you a data reference. >>>More
Smash the floor tiles, then dig a trench in the ground, install a section of PVC pipe to connect with the sewer, and the waterproofing is to be redone.
The living room is made of a suspended flat roof at the meter, and an attic is made on top.
Hello, the commonly used baseboard materials are stone, wood, and stainless steel. The stone baseboard is relatively hard and easy to paste in terms of visual experience, and the overall surface is smooth and there are no traces of repair. The visual sense of the baseboard of the wood is softer, it looks very comfortable, and it is easy to operate, but there are often traces of repair on the surface of the wood, and the wear resistance is poor, and the service life is relatively short, usually used for about five or six years, and the surface may be worn out and mottled and must be replaced. >>>More
First of all, the inner space must be high enough, otherwise don't hang it Secondly, it depends on how you want to hang it full or corner hanging, think more about it and then decide, otherwise it is not only ugly but also costly.