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The vaulted ceiling is similar to the cathedral ceiling but it does not follow the slope of the roof. It has self supporting arch above the walls and below the roof and may have uneven sides.

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A tray ceiling is one that is recessed and is usually between 14"-16" than the rest of the ceiling.

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Shed ceilings are comparable to one half of a vaulted ceiling. One side rises higher than the other.

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A domed ceiling is one that projects upward like a sphere with no supports in place.

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A dropped ceiling is one that is tiles on a metal track. It makes plumbing and wiring easier and is easy to replace. It also lowers the ceiling in the room.

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Coved ceilings are described as curving slopes that are located where the ceiling and the wall meet.

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A ceiling that is coffered (indented) is one that is a series of rectangle, square, or octagon shapes that are sunken.

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A cathedral ceiling is one that matches the roof of the building with sloping sides that meet in the middle.

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A beamed ceiling exposes joints and beams for decorative purposes.

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Barreled ceilings are decorative and are used to create a look of more space.