While drywall ceilings are most people's go-to, they're not a good fit if you want to keep your basement ceiling accessible.

We've rounded up three experts to get their advice about the most inexpensive ways to finish a basement ceiling, but keep it accessible, and they gave us plenty of great ideas. The best news?

Read the guide below for advice on how to prepare your basement, frame walls, finish ceilings, and more. Compare Quotes from Foundation Specialists Just answer a few questions, and we'll take care ...

The first step to finishing your basement is planning. You’ll need to decide what type of insulation and wall material to use, the ceiling and floor style, outlet placement, paint colors ...

Basement ceiling height can limit your options to prefab insulated panels or heating mats. Finished basements can serve as additional living spaces, but under-home areas are notoriously cold and damp.

The Ordinary is a skincare brand, owned by Deciem, with its HQ in Toronto. Brinkworth was brought in to redesign its ...

“We soundproof the ceiling with cellulose insulation or rock wool so that the party can still be going downstairs while others can go to sleep on the upper floor,” says Chatham. “We often need to ...

When remodeling a basement, there are a few things to keep ... “We soundproof the ceiling with cellulose insulation or rock wool so that the party can still be going downstairs while others ...