How To Make Dry Wall Construction With Gypsum Boards
Posted: Tuesday, July 07, 2009
by Andrew Karundu
http://www.karundu.com
Dry wall construction is a system of erecting materials without using the conventional method of wet works like mortar and bricks to form partitions diving different rooms or spaces. This kind of works involve assembling gypsum boards onto aluminum frames or structures to make the wall. This are light weight and easy to erect on floors. They are used to set up offices, divide lounges and dinning rooms in hotel and also for a domestic house internal walls.
For the dry wall to be complete use gypsum board screw it using the screws provided a few millimeters into the board so as to ensure a smooth finish once painted. Screw all the boards on both side of the aluminum frame work to get a wall of the intended thickness.Once the boards are fixed, pick the joint strip provided and paste it with gypsum adhesive to cover the joint between the boards and smoothen the ends such that it appears as one big board.
To paint the dry wall of gypsum boards, start with under coat and then apply filla and rubbed down. Fix the door on the frame, after which do two to three coats of paint on the boards to give a good finish. Paint the door with gloss paint or varnish if its timbre. After the decorative works are finished the floor is now divided into different rooms. When erecting this walls take proper measurements of the heights and lengths to get the correct fitting wall.
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