I have 9ft...not sure why I'd want 10, 9ft feels plents tall for me.

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Jun 4, 2024
8:57:53pm

Avery All-American

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9 ft or 10 ft ceilings for basement, assuming $7500 more for 10?

Roy D Mercer

Jun 4, 7:48pm

Do it. Pay the extra

TANK

Jun 4, 7:50pm

Dark Forest Green

Jun 4, 7:50pm

Definitely 10

jlm252

Jun 4, 7:53pm

I have 9 and wish they were ten. Especially when you have duct work.

idcougarfan

Jun 4, 7:58pm

Junior Deputy

Jun 4, 7:58pm

Some of the best money you can spend in a home build IMO. Makes the basement not feel like a basement. $7500 seems cheap

RdF3

Jun 4, 7:59pm

10. Especially if you are putting a home gym down there.

rivercitycoug

Jun 4, 8:06pm

Me with my 7 foot ceilings

WhirleyPop

Jun 4, 8:09pm

Same here

crimedog

Jun 4, 10:02pm

Ten!!!! You will not regret it

Cougar TD

Jun 4, 8:12pm

I would kill to be able to do that. Absolutely worth it.

Adwight

Jun 4, 8:13pm

$7500 / 360 = $20.84 / mo.

Dark Forest Green

Jun 4, 8:16pm

Easy decision 10.

Yes

Jun 4, 8:25pm

10. Biggest regret in my build was not doing higher basement ceilings. It

blackandblue

Jun 4, 8:36pm

I have 9ft...not sure why I'd want 10, 9ft feels plents tall for me.

Avery

Jun 4, 8:57pm

Not even close. 10 ft all the way

VegasCoug

Jun 4, 9:09pm

10 but 13 ft in golf simulator area.

Cougsanity

Jun 4, 9:46pm

It's hard to believe that's the actual cost for that upgrade, that includes

kooogar

Jun 4, 10:07pm

Exterior is just cement. It's actually cheaper than that but I'm doing some of

Roy D Mercer

Jun 4, 10:11pm

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