Hi,
So, I have been doing a lot of searches, and have come up empty handed. What I want to do is raise the ceiling in my bedroom at an angle to that one side is 9' and the other is about 13-14'. See below:
from the side
from the top
I don't know how the attic entrance would work when the ceiling it lift. Also, I have no idea what the rafters look like, but I believe they can be cut into are shifted to balance differently. I want the ceiling to be at an angle to that I can add a mini second level to my bedroom. The room to the back of the wall at the top/front is another bedroom/closet, and to the right is a hallway and left is the outside. I live in an HOA, so I can't expand, but I can go up! "but it can't affect the outside of the dwelling" haha!
Also, how much do you think this may cost. I don't exactly need dry wall from Africa, if you know what I mean....
Thanks!
EDIT:
I have trusses, and I do know they can be cut and balanced with steel beams, I was reading this in attic refinishing. Also, going off of another poster, I meant I don't want to spend the MOST expensive materials on the market. Thnx again!
So, I have been doing a lot of searches, and have come up empty handed. What I want to do is raise the ceiling in my bedroom at an angle to that one side is 9' and the other is about 13-14'. See below:
from the side
from the top
I don't know how the attic entrance would work when the ceiling it lift. Also, I have no idea what the rafters look like, but I believe they can be cut into are shifted to balance differently. I want the ceiling to be at an angle to that I can add a mini second level to my bedroom. The room to the back of the wall at the top/front is another bedroom/closet, and to the right is a hallway and left is the outside. I live in an HOA, so I can't expand, but I can go up! "but it can't affect the outside of the dwelling" haha!
Also, how much do you think this may cost. I don't exactly need dry wall from Africa, if you know what I mean....
Thanks!
EDIT:
I have trusses, and I do know they can be cut and balanced with steel beams, I was reading this in attic refinishing. Also, going off of another poster, I meant I don't want to spend the MOST expensive materials on the market. Thnx again!