Interior milestone

[Brian Diehl]

Well - 12 years later I hit a major interior milestone - the ceiling is done and all the lights are hooked up.  I have had wires hanging down from the ceiling for almost 9 years when I pulled all the wiring back in 2005. I took this picture yesterday after I finished hooking up the last of the LED ceiling lights.

[Frank @ TX]

Hi Brian,
It looks good.
Frank

[LuckyChow]

This is probably the most beautiful ceiling I've seen in a bus.  Well done!!

[Scott & Heather]

That's a bus? Oh. I thought it was the White House...very elegant...very nice...must be nice to see it done...

[gumpy]

Nice!!  Can't wait to see it.

[RickB]

Brian,

Looks amazing!! Hey I have a question. Where did you get the wall treatment? Is it like a prefinished board type wall covering or is that tile?

Rick

[Brian Diehl]

Rick - the walls are simply vinyl wall "grass" wall paper.  It looks sharp!

[luvrbus]

Looks like the ceiling Smith used in Eagle ? is that from American Tin

[doublee]

give yourself a pat on the back, I love it
   

[Iceni John]

Rick - the walls are simply vinyl wall "grass" wall paper.  It looks sharp!

What is it on  -  raw plywood, painted plywood, something else?   And how is it glued on?   It looks really good  -  if it's easier than laminate, I'll be tempted to do it for my walls.

John

[Brian Diehl]

The wall paper was installed on primed plywood.  The wall paper I bought was the king that has been "pre pasted'.  The ceiling is also wall paper.  Installing it was an exercise in frustration.  In the end I needed to use glue to get some of the edges to stay down.  I used a very small paint brush and wall paper glue and applied carefully to all seams that had not sealed properly.  It was time consuming and tedious, but I really like the results.

[Dreamscape]

Well done and it looks fantastic!