What is the Sheetrock ceiling?

Sheetrock® ceiling is a finished ceiling surface made of gypsum wall sheets. While the name sheetrock® is a trademark of the American company plaster, this term is widely used for all types of plasterboard. Regardless of the manufacturer, plasterboard is made of gypsum, sand and water inserted between the leaves of heavy paper. This material is widely used to construct ceilings in commercial and residential structures. The plasterboard rises to the site and then attaches to the deck using nails or screws. The seams are glued and covered with joint compound or spackle® before grinding and painted. Sheetrock used to design the ceiling should be at least 1/2 ”thick (2.54 cm) to prevent sagging of the boards, and the leaves should be arranged to minimize the number of joints to create an AHAdký look.

As soon as the ceiling is completed, some ownersplaster. The articulated compound is applied with the stand to form swirl or patterns. Others may prefer a spray finish that can be used to create a "popcorn" ceiling or to imitate the appearance of stucco. The most common surface for the Sheetrock® ceiling is simply to leave the Untextured surface and paint it to complement the decoration of the room.

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plasterboard ceilings offer a number of advantages over other completion options. They are one of the best ways to maximize the height of the ceiling and take up much less space than the ceiling of the suspended grid. The selection of plasterboard instead of the fall ceiling will result in at least 6 inches (15.2 cm) added height of the ceiling in the room and this number can be even higher depending on the application. Sheetrock® is also quite universal, D can be painted or textured to update the appearance of space.

Despite these benefits there are also a number of potential notThe benefits to be considered when installing the Sheetrock® ceiling. The primary problem is that these ceilings do not provide any access to machine mechanical and electrical components and if the ceiling is cut for access to these items, extensive repairs will be required. Sheetrock® ceilings are also difficult and costly install and successful completion will usually require a professional work. Finally, the Sheetrock® ceiling installation can result in a hard -to -clean fungal and joint grinding confusion.