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basement HVAC soffit
Finishing my basement and done with the framing. I have one soffit
that spans a 6" duct as well as an I-beam over the course of 25'. They're offset a little, but instead of making a turn in the soffit, I'm just installing one long soffit to enclose both. This will provide a little extra room to put recessed lighting in the soffit as well, which is needed. Since I can't purchase 25' 2x2's to build the soffit from, I used leftover 2x4's, ripped into 2x2's and OSB to add ridgidity. Because some pieces are 4' and others are 8', the soffit ended up not perfectly straight, although it's only about 0.5" off over the course of the entire 25' run. Is this the nature of building soffits, or if I buy 16' 2x2's and redo the entire thing, will it look much better? Any chance adding the drywall will "hide" the underlying issue, or is it likely to only make it worse or more obvious? Thanks |
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