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Cathedral Ceiling Conversion in Oakville: Morden

The Morden main-floor project required the complete removal of all interior walls to create a dramatic, open-concept space with a cathedral ceiling. Achieving this architectural vision required a combination of structural beam work, roof-joist extensions, and strategic load-transfer solutions.

Cathedral Ceiling Conversion in Oakville: Morden

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LocationMorden, Oakville
ProjectCathedral Ceiling & Full Main-Floor Structural Opening
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The Morden main-floor project required the complete removal of all interior walls to create a dramatic, open-concept space with a cathedral ceiling. Achieving this architectural vision required a combination of structural beam work, roof-joist extensions, and strategic load-transfer solutions.

  • Structural Work
  • The engineered solution included:
  • Removal of all main-floor walls
  • Installation of a long LVL beam sized for the new open span
  • Extension of roof joists to properly connect to the new structural layout
  • Installation of a reinforced LVL window header designed to carry load and act as part of the new support system

Although the scope may sound simple, coordinating the roof structure, load paths, and cathedral ceiling geometry required careful planning and precise execution by our installation crew.

  • Final Result

The final outcome was a bright, expansive main floor with a soaring cathedral ceiling, the perfect foundation for a custom kitchen and full interior renovation. The transformation unlocked the full potential of the home and set the stage for a stunning redesign.

If you’re planning a main-floor structural opening, cathedral ceiling renovation, or LVL beam installation in Oakville, we’d be happy to help you explore the safest and most efficient options for your home.

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