you do screw the rock your just not suposed to break the paper and burry the screw head soo not a stupid question! ive seen inspectors fail jobs due to to many screw heads being to deep.. :rollside:
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you do screw the rock your just not suposed to break the paper and burry the screw head soo not a stupid question! ive seen inspectors fail jobs due to to many screw heads being to deep.. :rollside:
I just did my garage but I used 12 ft sheets.
What is wrong with the joints being vertical instead of horizontal?
The only problem I saw with their installation was that the full sheet should have been tight against the cieling. Also the cieling should have been done first.
They hang it like that in commercial TI's all the time dont listen to them , it looks good .
I just did my garage but I used 12 ft sheets.
What is wrong with the joints being vertical instead of horizontal?
The only problem I saw with their installation was that the full sheet should have been tight against the cieling. Also the cieling should have been done first.
when all the joints are vert it will cast a shadow of lines as iff the walls are bowed out at each joint , other than that its easier to tape , especialy if yoiu are going to texture the walls after ,
in the code books they did away with sheet rock having any sheer value, soo it realy does not matter witch way you hang it as long as in the end it looks good :boxed:
i know a guy, who has a couson, who has a friend, that knows a guy that once meet Bob Villa... and he said it was fine.
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Nice garage but I think your hanging the drywall the wrong way
http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c2...3/DSCN4178.jpg
Nothing wrong, or against code, hange drywall that way, just should have used 9' sheets. One less loonng tape joint.
DAMN THREAD JACKERS
Congrats on the new ride....
He bought a new ride for his garage?
COOL
Nothing wrong, just might not be as visually appealing. When you look down a wall with the drywall hung vertical like you have it, you just see much more taped joints which will make the wall look wavier than if the drywall was hung horizontally.
It is a garage, not a piece of art. Use it, and use it well. Good job.