Drywall anchors can hold a considerable amount of weight. The total amount of weight a drywall anchor can hold depends on the location (where) and how evenly spread the weight …
How Much Weight Can Drywall Anchors Hold? Weight Limit Guide Read More »
You may have seen the terms spackle and joint compound being used interchangeably on online DIY building forums. But are these two really the same thing? Can you use spackle …
Spackle vs. Joint Compound – Differences and Uses Read More »
At some point during the past century, drywall surpassed lath and plaster as the finishing material of choice for interior walls and ceilings. You may be wondering why this is …
Wallboard, gypsum board, Sheetrock, gypsum plaster – these are just a few of the terms people use to refer to drywall. But is wallboard and drywall really the same thing? If not- …
Is there a way you can increase the rate at which drywall mud cures during drywall finishing? Most people don’t realize that one of the most important aspects of drywall installation …
How to Dry Drywall Mud Faster + How Long It Takes Read More »
Drywall is a popular choice for walls and ceiling applications is that it is very easy to install and repair. But that’s not all; drywall provides great fire-resistance qualities as …
With plaster and lath walls, there’s always a springy feel to the wall. Damage marks appear as cracks and bumps in the plaster especially if the lath was poorly installed. …
Can You Install Drywall Over Lath? [Steps + Cost of Replacing] Read More »
Bulging drywall usually appears to have a hump or a visibly swollen area. These imperfections usually occur along drywall seams and can make your walls and ceilings appear imperfect. How …
Drywall, also commonly referred to as sheetrock, has a lifespan of 70 years when all conditions are perfect. However, you may start to notice defects such as cracks, holes, and …
