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<blockquote data-quote="Rain Jaudon" data-source="post: 17283" data-attributes="member: 49">Re: Install a curtain to the ceiling... yeaI do have good attic access.&nbsp; In some spots there are subfloors in the attic and I may need to cut some access holes.&nbsp; In this area of town nothing was built square it seems.&nbsp; Area was built in the early 1718, and depending on what country owned the area at the time, additional buildings sprung up.&nbsp; I&#039;m unsure of the age of this building but I don&#039;t expect anything overhead to be square or uniform.&nbsp; I&#039;ll use our good stud finder as well as make exploratory holes in the ceiling.This curtain has grommets every 3&#039; along the long sides and about every 4.5&#039; on the ends.&nbsp; I&#039;m thinking of running a series of eyebolt/screws into the joists and using bungie cords to stretch the canvas.&nbsp; Then for where it sags in the middle, use wide poly-headed fasteners directly thru the fabric.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rain Jaudon, post: 17283, member: 49"] Re: Install a curtain to the ceiling... yea I do have good attic access. In some spots there are subfloors in the attic and I may need to cut some access holes. In this area of town nothing was built square it seems. Area was built in the early 1718, and depending on what country owned the area at the time, additional buildings sprung up. I'm unsure of the age of this building but I don't expect anything overhead to be square or uniform. I'll use our good stud finder as well as make exploratory holes in the ceiling. This curtain has grommets every 3' along the long sides and about every 4.5' on the ends. I'm thinking of running a series of eyebolt/screws into the joists and using bungie cords to stretch the canvas. Then for where it sags in the middle, use wide poly-headed fasteners directly thru the fabric. [/QUOTE]

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