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1. nugger (nugger@poa.st)'s status on Friday, 07-Jul-2023 00:56:11 JST nugger
   BIG FAN OF COOKIE TRAY CEILINGS -- WHERE IT JUTS SLIGHTLY UP INTO THE ATTIC SPACE
   SO INSTEAD OF MEETING THE ROOM WALLS SQUARE ON THERE IS A LITTLE SLOPED EDGE ALL THE WAY AROUND THE CEILING
   UNFORTUNATELY ITS ALL SORTS OF NOT UP TO CODE
   • nugger (nugger@poa.st)'s status on Friday, 07-Jul-2023 00:56:09 JST nugger

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     • A very merry Kulak
     @ProudKulak I LOOKED AT GOOGLE IMAGES AND LOOKS LIKE THESE TWO ONCE PRACTICAL STYLES BECAME DECORATIVE AND KIND OF MERGED INTO EACH OTHER
     
     ORIGINALLY TRAY CEILINGS WERE JUST A WAY TO GET MORE CEILING HEIGHT
     INSTEAD OF SETTING THE CEILING ON TOP OF THE HOUSE WALLS AND HAVING A TRIANGLE ATTIC ABOVE IT, IN THE PITCHED ROOF, YOU CUT BACK AND SET THE CEILING ON THE PITCHED SIDES OF THE ROOF
     YOU'RE STEALING ATTIC SPACE INTO YOUR MAIN ROOM SPACE
     
     MODERN ONES ITS ALL MOULDED OVER AND PRETTIED UP WITH NO PRACTICAL CONSIDERATION
   • A very merry Kulak (proudkulak@nicecrew.digital)'s status on Friday, 07-Jul-2023 00:56:10 JST A very merry Kulak

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     Do you mean coffered cielings?
   • nugger (nugger@poa.st)'s status on Friday, 07-Jul-2023 00:56:10 JST nugger

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     • A very merry Kulak
     @ProudKulak I THOUGHT COFFERED CEILINGS WERE JUST THE ONES WHERE THE BEAMS SUPPORTING THE CEILING ARE STICKING THROUGH IT?
     Machismo repeated this.