Drywall and Ceilings

Drywall and Ceilings

Drywall and ceilings are interior assemblies that enclose walls or overhead spaces and provide surfaces for finishing. Drywall systems commonly use gypsum boards attached to supporting frames, with joints and edges treated to create a continuous surface. Ceiling arrangements can conceal building services or express structural elements, while openings, lighting, and transitions determine the visible character of the enclosure.

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Wall Construction and Surface Finishes

Interior wall finishes connect supporting construction with the surfaces encountered within a room. Drywall, plaster, coverings, and paint differ in thickness, application, and texture, while joints, edges, and openings link these treatments into a continuous enclosure with distinct decorative and practical qualities.

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