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We would have to know the wall height and how far from the exterior wall the point in your ceiling is. Example - you have a 8' wall and you want to know the ceiling height at the middle of the room 10' in from the exterior wall. So you would have 96" +(10 x 10) = 196" or 16 feet 4".

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