The Steps Of Drywall Installation & Benefits Of Finishing

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The Steps Of Drywall Installation Benefits Of
Finishing

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What is Drywall Finishing?

• Drywall finishing is the process of applying
  joint compounds and other materials to a wall
  surface to create a smooth, uniform look. It is
  before painting or application of other
  treatments. The overall quality of the finished
  result will depend on the drywall finish chosen,
  as each level requires different techniques and
  materials.

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Benefits of Drywall Finishing

• The following are the benefits of Drywall
  Finishing
• Flexible Price Points Drywall finishing costs
  vary depending on the type of boards used, the
  size of the job, and the level of expertise
  required. It makes it easy to find a price that
  fits any budget and allows for tailor-made
  solutions.
• An Additional Layer of Protection Drywall
  finishing provides an additional layer of
  protection against water and mold. It also helps
  reduce air infiltration and noise from outside
  sources.
• Added Safety Features Available Drywall
  finishing provides additional safety features,
  such as fireproofing. This feature helps protect
  the home or building from fire. Drywall finishes
  provide an additional layer of protection against
  impacts, helping to reduce the risk of damage or
  injury.
• Easily Repairable If your walls become damaged,
  repairing a drywall finish is relatively easy.
  You can remove the damaged section, apply a new
  layer of joint compound, and sand down the area
  until smooth. It will save you time, money, and
  energy compared to replacing the entire wall.

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Hanging Drywall

• Once you have a blank canvas and the structure
  done it will be time to start hanging your
  drywall.
• Ensuring you purchase enough drywall if youre
  doing this project by yourself is CRUCIAL.
  Running out of material takes up time and money
  for yourself and your contractor.
• You will want to measure each wall and cut your
  sheets about a qtr inch shorter to ensure
  everything fits.
• The less drywall you have to cut and piece
  together, the better.
• Hang top rows first and avoid lining up the
  seams. Screw your drywall screws into your
  drywall starting from the center outward. Be sure
  you are screwing into the studs. (16 inches
  apart)
• Take your time installing drywall around windows,
  doors, outlets etc.
• Install corner bead on all corners as it will
  create and even seam and appealing finish.

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Unfinished Drywall

• Unfinished drywall is the most basic type of
  drywall not covered with any joint compound. It
  is often the choice for walls hidden by another
  material, such as wallpaper, furniture, or
  appliances, because it allows for a rustic look
  in certain types of décor. It is more
  lightweight, making it easier to carry and hang.
• You can use it in areas with low ceilings, such
  as basements, or in other tight spaces where
  normal drywall would not fit. Additionally,
  unfinished drywall is ideal for use in high
  moisture levels areas, such as bathrooms and
  laundry rooms. While it may not provide the same
  level of fire rating as standard drywall, it is
  still an excellent choice for many home
  renovation projects.

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Light Sanding

• Light sanding is an effective way to smooth out
  any imperfections on drywall and create a uniform
  look. It is common in residential applications,
  such as bathrooms, kitchens, and commercial
  spaces.
• It is necessary to wear a double-strap dust mask
  rated for nuisance dust and goggles to keep the
  dust out of your eyes to ensure a successful
  sanding job. Use a damp cloth or vacuum to remove
  any dust residue after sanding. Following these
  tips and techniques will ensure a successful
  light sanding job.

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