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G gsmelton Grand Member (1 year) North Hollywood, Ca. Joined: Aug 10, 2008 Posts: 6	G gsmelton Posted posted on Mon, Mar 22, 2010 4:48 PM Here is a little bit more detail on the ceiling finish. It started by putting a temporary peeler log in the center of the room and adding the stake poles one at a time.The stake poles from Home Depot were then tied together with cedar 1x3.Once it was all battened together we cut the center support out about 1' down from the stake pole tie-in. It initially felt a little flimsy,but gained alot of strength when when all the cedar was added.Its all at your nearby Lumber store ,except for the thatching. [ Edited by: gsmelton 2010-03-22 20:19 ]

Here is a little bit more detail on the ceiling finish.
It started by putting a temporary peeler log in the center of the room and adding the stake poles one at a time.The stake poles from Home Depot were then tied together with cedar 1x3.Once it was all battened together we cut the center support out about 1' down from the stake pole tie-in. It initially felt a little flimsy,but gained alot of strength when when all the cedar was added.Its all at your nearby Lumber store ,except for the thatching.

[ Edited by: gsmelton 2010-03-22 20:19 ]

Post #519176 by gsmelton on Mon, Mar 22, 2010 4:48 PM