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I have a ceiling which sags 4 inches in the middle of a 4m x 4m room.
I have stripped the old plaster and stiffened it from above, but is it worth the hassle of straightening it underneath? Would I look at it for years to come if I dont thinking I should have? Or would it be a waste of time, energy wood and screws? george |
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