Things You'll Need
Measuring tape
Fabric
Staple gun
Garages are desirable features to have on a property, whether attached to the home or freestanding. The garage door is attached to the interior with rails, which provide a track for it when opening and closing. To some homeowners, this setup may be unattractive and appear too industrial. You can hide the rails of your garage doors by creating a fabric ceiling, which is cost-effective and can be installed quickly.
Step 1
Measure across from one garage door rail to the other then double the number to account for the height of the rails. Measure the length of the garage door rails, plus an additional 3 feet on either side. Write down the numbers for future reference.
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Step 2
Cut a piece of fabric of the dimensions noted in Step 1. Select a thicker fabric, such as velvet or canvas, for added durability in the garage environment.
Step 3
Remove any vehicles or items from the garage and spread the fabric out underneath the garage door rail setup. Line up the fabric so the orientation matches that of the rails.
Step 4
Pick up one corner of the fabric and use a staple gun to attach it to the ceiling above one of the garage door rails. Repeat this process to attach the fabric in all four corners.
Step 5
Staple the fabric to the ceiling around the perimeters of the garage door rails to complete the installation.
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