Installing a gypsum ceiling is an appealing way to replace old ceiling panels, or create a new ceiling. While plaster used to be the sole ceiling panel material available, this is no longer the case. Gypsum ceiling panels are made from a sedimentary rock that is sturdy and relatively inexpensive to manufacture. Since the time of the Egyptians, this type of rock has been used for various building applications.
Plasterboards Ceiling
Plasterboards are regularly used during the construction of modern homes, and have played a major part in speeding up the building process for a house, while also making it easier to put up walls and create partitions. Instead of the traditional and slower approach that involved using lath and plaster, these ready to use boards are not only highly efficient in design and usage, but are resistant to fires as well. The cost effectiveness, the ease of use and the enhanced safety features have made plasterboards an almost standard material in all buildings. Most people use them for erecting partitions in their homes, and they often referred to as drywall as well. A hard packed plate of gypsum, is bound on both sides by paper, and is strong enough to replace a traditional wall, while also being light enough to be easily fitted.
Suspended Ceiling
So you've decided to install suspended ceilings in your office. Having learned about all of the amazing advantages it can provide, such as greater optimisation of natural light, provision of thermal insulation, concealing of unsightly wiring and pipes and keeping your workspace quiet, it's time to choose the most appropriate tile type for your particular requirements.
Sheetrock Ceiling
One way to maximize the space in your home is to make use of the area between your ceiling and the roof. Some homeowners who dream of having an attic in their homes make use of the technique called Sheetrock ceilings.
