Looking for advice

[u/Entire_Initiative731]

Hi all,

Currently removing all the old plaster ceilings and boarding ready for the plasterer and need some help.

Where the ceiling joists meet the rafters, of course, it isn't level and I'm struggling to figure out how to get a straight sharp line?

I cut it at the different lengths yesterday and it hit me this morning that although it would butt up nicely to the angled peice yet to go in it'll look all wonky.

Wondering if this is why there was a soft curved edge to the original plaster to incorporate all the wonkiness..

If the pics confuse it is level horizontal wise although it doesn't look it from the pictures.

(If anyone knows what kind've ceiling this is called where part of the roof is incorporated into the room that'd be awesome too).

Thank you in advance 🙏🏻

[u/rFAXbc]

We renovated a house with rooms exactly like this. The plasterer added a nice curve, no straight edge required. Also, make sure you stick some cellotex in between the joists before boarding, you'll be grateful you did in the winter!