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Hello.
I tore down a lath and plaster ceiling a while back and I'm ready to replace it with drywall. The room is 4m by 3.4m (into the alcove). I was thinking of ordering 4 sheets of 12' x 4' and then fill in the remaining area with 8' x 3' sheets. This is to minimize the joins to fill in. I've never drywalled a boggin thing before in my life. So if you can offer advice on any of the following, I'd appreciate it very much. Tapered edge sheets/square edge ::.pros and cons? In a pefect world I will be able to slap 2 coats of paint on it and it will look fantastic but whats the reality? With a 10' high ceiling I'm gonna need to hire a panel lifter...Pros and cons..best deal? But mostly concerned that the joists don't present a perfectly level surface and that it will result in dents or hollows to the finished surface. Advice on this please? Thanks Arthur. |
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