It depends where you live. Different places have different legislation on ceiling heights. Remember that building to a minimum might feel cramped and uncomfortable. It also depends on the other dimensions of the room. If it is a large room, a low ceiling will feel wrong. Keep it in proportion.
I would suggest an absolute minimum of 12 feet by 15 feet for a reasonably sized living space but if you can try to fit in a 13 by 18 ;space for a more easily maneuvered space
my husband did our living ceiling by doing a textured plaster & spraying fine opalescent glass chips on it to get a sparkly finish.
this varies from state to state, but in my opinion any wall or ceiling abutting a living space should have a fire barrier. Maybe there is sheet rock behind the OSB
The standrd hotel room size, which isn't a definite standard more like average size is: 300 to 400 square feet in the US. 25 - 35 meters in Israel it depen on hotel type. in the economic hotel, it's about 25m2. the bed is about 1.2m*2m.
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The average height of a living room ceiling is 8' or 9'. People often add a tray in the ceiling to make the ceiling height in that area 1' higher. The average of course depends on the budget of the home. A more expensive luxurious house will obviously have higher ceilings.
The average height of a room's ceiling is 8 feet.
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No, you can live abroad indefinitely and still maintain your American citizenship.
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THE ONLY PLACE THAT CAN ANSWER THIS QUESTION IS YOUR LOCAL PERMIT OFFICE! Codes change depending on where you live. Standard ceiling height in Canada and the US is about 8 feet.I'm going to assume your thinking about adding a bedroom in your basement.For APARTMENTS there is a minimum of 6.8 feet from finished floor to finished ceiling for all living space. There may be exceptions for under beams and bulkheads. You may need to add more head room for lighting.I haven't seen anything about minimum ceiling height for a regular house specifically. There are codes for window size, egress, heating, the kind of electrical outlets, square footage of the room, you need a dedicated closet, and there must be a smoke/CO detector within a few feet of the door.
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Find another job. The only requirement is that they must pay you minimum wage for your state. Whether you can live on it or not is not taken into consideration. And they don't have to give you a raise.
i dont knw i doUbt the av a name i guess its just 'HIGH CEILING'
A false ceiling is a ceiling which is lower than the real ceiling attached to the joists. False ceilings are often used in kitchens and on the first floors of houses with different tenants living on the second floor.