Interior roofs

[shamrock]

I have been looking at all the real cool interior ceilings of the tear drops and what I like best is the tounge and groove look,running asross the roof door to door, Dose any one know how if these are 5 foot wide sheets or a 4 foot sheet turned sideways?

[madjack]

...four foot wide...the chances of winning the lottery are better than finding a specialty panelling that is 5' wide.....

[Ira]

Didn't someone do that here with tongue and groove PLANKS, and it actually worked, despite the curve?

[shamrock]

Im sure it will work but thats alot of messing around, I was hopping to just do it with a sheet of 1/8 inch

[Greg M]

I'm gonna try using plastic laminate for the interior roof. It comes in up to 5'x12' sheets.

-Greg

[shamrock]

Laminate seems like a good idea.. But real hard to nail thru

[Greg M]

I'm going to glue it and use corner bead at the sides. If I need any mechanical fasteners, I'll predrill. I hope it works

-Greg

[GPW]

If you guys (and ladies) are going wider than 4' you might like to try a trick that we used years ago on custom van interiors... install your ceiling/paneling centered on the inside... make trim strips of thin ply and attach long strips of carpet/padded fabric on one side with the edges overlaping the back .. now a couple of screws easily attaches this to the roof/sides and makes a nice looking trim feature ... easy to remove and run wiring/etc. later if you want ...bends easily , covers alot of sins...

[bobhenry]

I'm going to glue it and use corner bead at the sides. If I need any mechanical fasteners, I'll predrill. I hope it works

-Greg

Plastic rosettes add a little sparkle and will help hold should the glue fail !

Found mine at good ol' ACE Hardware back in the specialty hardware drawers. You'll probably have to ask ! I just got lucky and opened the wrong drawer one day and there they were.