Mobile home ceiling remodel

Repairing your mobile home’s ceiling might feel like a Herculean task sometimes, but it’s all part of the journey. With some care and maintenance, your ceiling can be the smooth, stylish canvas that tops off your perfect home.

I've noticed homeowners are especially intimidated when it comes to a mobile home ceiling. If you know your way around a toolbox and have had a few construction projects under your belt you should be able to replace your mobile home ceiling with drywall as long as you have some help and/or the right tools.

See how we easily covered our popcorn ceiling using beautiful Armstrong WoodHaven Planks with Easy Up® tracks and clips. No need to scrape the ceiling first! Planks can be installed right over your current ceiling.

Just like understanding your car’s engine can save you from roadside hassles, knowing your mobile home’s ceiling structure is a game-changer. Why? For starters, it can help you spot potential issues before they become major problems, saving you time, stress, and possibly a good chunk of change. Plus, if you’re into DIY, understanding the structure of your ceiling will make any repair or remodel projects much easier.

Shop Armstrong Ceilings 7-ft x 0.42-ft WoodHaven ceilings and walls Classic White Mdf Surface-mount Ceiling Plank (10-Pack, 29-sq ft / Case) in the Ceiling Tiles department at Lowe's.com. The WoodHaven ceiling collection offers ceiling planks in a variety of finishes. These planks install to joists or an existing ceiling and are a great cover-up

An in depth look at the beginning process of our farmhouse style double wide kitchen remodel.

Mobile homes that don’t have sheetrock ceilings often have tile or ceiling board. The ceiling tiles are generally 16″ or 4′ wide and run the ... Read more

We're so proud to share another great DIY mobile home transformation! Judy and Michael Gutierrez wanted to be closer to their son and granddaughter in Santa Rosa, California. They found a 1968 International Newport Single Wide (12’ X 16’), with an addition, in an older mobile home park in Santa Rosa and began a complete

Wooden ceilings look beautiful in a wide range of rooms, from kitchens to living rooms to bathrooms.

Tin ceiling! Inexpensive way to change it up!