I have recently went from this:-
To this in my upstairs hall.:-.
Raised floor up to above skirting using some wood beams running opposite across the roof beams. Boarded out sides and floor with 18mm MDF. Boarded roof with 6mm MDF. Sanded down the current Struts.
I was planning to get some MDF cut to size from B&Q and use some concealed hinges to attach to each strut. I've read on hear that B&Q MDF is not the best and I may have fun painting the edges and watch the boards distort.
Found out these people cut to size http://www.wrightscarpentry.com/edging.html - both MDF and Chipboard with different finnishes and can apply a thick Edge that matches and would protect againts bumps.
Is this a good idea? Anyone done anything similar?
Raised floor up to above skirting using some wood beams running opposite across the roof beams. Boarded out sides and floor with 18mm MDF. Boarded roof with 6mm MDF. Sanded down the current Struts.
I was planning to get some MDF cut to size from B&Q and use some concealed hinges to attach to each strut. I've read on hear that B&Q MDF is not the best and I may have fun painting the edges and watch the boards distort.
Found out these people cut to size http://www.wrightscarpentry.com/edging.html - both MDF and Chipboard with different finnishes and can apply a thick Edge that matches and would protect againts bumps.
Is this a good idea? Anyone done anything similar?