Hello,
I'm currently decorating my upper floor after the carpenters put up interior walls and OSB on them. I'm happily putting up plaster and reach the "end" of the sloped ceiling. When I start on the walls, I notice that one wall section does not align with the ceiling.
How should I solve this, really? If I just put up the boards as they are, the wall will be offset against the ceiling and it'll look completely wrong. I really don't feel like tearing down the ceiling and starting over...
Image 2 is taken standing on a platform, photographing down from the top of the beam for a rafter. To the left and right, you can see the respective rooms.
Any suggestions on what I can do?
I'm currently decorating my upper floor after the carpenters put up interior walls and OSB on them. I'm happily putting up plaster and reach the "end" of the sloped ceiling. When I start on the walls, I notice that one wall section does not align with the ceiling.
How should I solve this, really? If I just put up the boards as they are, the wall will be offset against the ceiling and it'll look completely wrong. I really don't feel like tearing down the ceiling and starting over...
Image 2 is taken standing on a platform, photographing down from the top of the beam for a rafter. To the left and right, you can see the respective rooms.
Any suggestions on what I can do?
