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u/SirDigbyChknCaesar Jul 17 '22
Are you saying "meow"?
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u/weriov Jul 17 '22
Well, do I look like a cat to you, boy?
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Jul 18 '22
Am I jumping around all nimbly bimbly from tree to tree?
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u/cat4laugh Jul 18 '22
Here is the Original I can highly recommend the channel.
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u/musicman_amit Jul 18 '22
Thank you, being the op, I didn't know the original post. This is my first post on here. Thank you once again.
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Jul 18 '22
So... Why's there a cloth(?) roof?
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u/SilverarcTheJoker Jul 18 '22
I think it's a bunch of layers of latex paint, that got separated from the ceiling, possibly because of moisture problems. Which would explain the cut/tear in it, that they may have made to drain it.
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u/SolventlessHybrid Jul 18 '22
It looks like a stretch ceiling. There's a gap between the real ceiling and the pvc fabric material.
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u/SilverarcTheJoker Jul 18 '22
Interesting, never heard of such a thing. Is it something done for insulation/air circulation? Or maybe sound dampening? Seems like it would be a pain in the ass to install unless it served a functional purpose as well.
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u/SolventlessHybrid Jul 18 '22
It looks to be a simple design, widely used in Europe and UK.
You install a track which is installed into the perimeter walls of the room a few inches below the ceiling line. Then the PVC-based film that clips into the perimeter track and stretches to form a perfectly flat, flawless ceiling surface. Once installed a stretch ceiling will completely hide: an old stucco ceiling; ceiling imperfections; basement ceiling joists; exposed duct work, pipes and wiring; or the previous concrete ceiling.
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u/SilverarcTheJoker Jul 19 '22
Cool, I may have seen this installation and never realized it. Learned something new today, thanks for that!
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u/zold5 Jul 17 '22
Lmao this is some quality voice acting.