This material is recommended for walls with studs placed 16 inches on center.
Best drywall thickness for attic.
The thickest of all the types of drywall 5 8 inch drywall is often fire resistant drywall.
The most common thickness of drywall used in residential interior construction is 1 2 inch.
Each thickness has its own benefits and applications it s best suited for.
Standard drywall panels contain compressed particles of gypsum covered with thick paper.
If weight is still a concern consider ultra light half inch drywall.
It probably is the most economic drywall type and comes in different sizes ranging in thickness from 3 8 inches to one inch.
If it has gotten wet or is moldy choose to replace.
If the wall studs are placed 24 inches on center a 5 8 inch drywall is recommended.
1 4 inch 3 8 inch 1 2 inch and 5 8 inch material.
Three times thicker than the thinnest form of drywall the is a non standard thickness of this drywall.
Moisture in drywall really weakens the integrity of the material and if it s been wet it s usually best practice to replace it to save any potential of future re repairs says jeremy wrenn president of wrenn home improvements in wake forest n c.
It is 13 pounds lighter than other varieties for the same size and thickness.
This is the most common type used and is normally available in four by eight foot panels.
That s fine in your home but unless you re finishing your garage as a living space complete with insulation and a heat and air system moisture resistant drywall is preferable.
Not a common thickness 1 4 inch thick drywall is used as a skimming or double wall material for placing over an existing surface an existing textured ceiling for example can be covered over with 1 4 inch sheets rather than going through the mess and work of removing a texture.
Standard drywall comes in varied thicknesses.
The type of damage will determine which route to take with drywall.
This is the thinnest sheet of drywall available.
Most prehung doors are designed to work with 1 2 inch drywall installed on each side of a.
Regular drywall is normally white on one side and brown on the other.
1 4 inch the most economical option.
Thick drywall is stiffer and tends to go up flatter with less waving.
Drywall of this thickness is ideal for curved walls or creating a new surface over.
It is the ideal choice for remodeling your basement or for any residential interior walls and ceilings that do not require thick reinforcement.
