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How to Repair a Hole in the Ceiling

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  • The new piece of ceiling will need to be attached to rafters at both ends and to any rafters crossing the middle of the damaged area.

  • Determine the distance to the rafters on each side by measuring above the ceiling to the center of the exposed beam. Pic 1.

  • Add 3/4" to that measurement and measure the same way below the ceiling. This ensures your cut will be made along the approximate center of the rafter. Measure and mark with a pencil at several points, then draw through them to mark the cut lines you'll make right up the center of the ceiling rafter on each side. Pic 2.

  • Starting at the end of the rafter in the middle of the hole, measure outward to a point where the ceiling is undamaged. Mark it at the center and on each side, then draw a line through to intersect with the lines drawn up the centers of the side rafters. Pic 3.

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