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Adam Drummond
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porch ceiling w/ tongue and groove wood

Adam Drummond
  • Investor
  • Greenville, SC
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remodeling an older house, and it has a small covered front porch.  i was going to cover it with vinyl soffit, but i saw some other houses near me that had a stained tongue and groove  porch ceiling .  has anyone ever put engineered (prefinished) wood floors on a ceiling before?  i have left over flooring in my garage, and they are engineered hardwood not laminate.  i thought it would be a cool look, but obviously, moisture could be an issue.  what do you think??  

adam

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Adam Drummond
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Adam Drummond
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  • Greenville, SC
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@Alan Pederson

i have never heard of someone using vinyl flooring for fencing.  that sounds like a terrible idea lol.  thanks for your reply.  

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