Plasterboard

In order to make a ceiling made of plasterboard, we need the following: Tools. Water level, hammer, screwdriver or electric drill, angle measure twice for right angles, a knife for drywall, fishing line. Materials. Dowel nails, best 6 x 60 mm, 4 mm screws on the metal, the so-called "Seeds" screws for plasterboard, U-shaped pendants, ceiling profiles UD (28-27 mm) and SD (60h27 mm). And the actual ceiling drywall sheet 1200 * 2500 * 9 mm. If the profiles are smaller than the length or width room, you must purchase low elements. This can ask the seller-adviser.

The ceiling can be single storey and three-tiered chetureh. For illustrative purposes, consider making a two-tier ceiling. First level. 1. Determination of the horizontal. Be measured height in all corners of the room. Choose the lowest angle, retreating down 4-5 cm and with a water level mark making. Then, using paint repel the cord line previously defined standards.

So how do the ceiling of plasterboard for the first time we have at this stage suggest to approach the work very seriously. As they say, look before you leap! 2. Through the profile of drill holes in the wall for dowels, and then fasten it to the UD-profile (28-27 mm). 3. On the ceiling, holding the parallel lines in increments of 60 cm by the lines held on the dowel screw the nails of our U-shaped mounting hangers. 4. We stretch the line and on it at with screws anchoring the SD profiles for suspension. If the length of the room longer than the profiles, then build them using the previously acquired to connect the elements. Between the longitudinal profiles of the transverse ribs must be secured rigidity. If you plan on mounting fixtures, but he probably will, at this stage should be icing on the profiles of the wiring. 5. Proceed to the installation of drywall.

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[Rahul Khan]

The materials with which we build and furnish places for worship are not merely functional. They create an
environment for liturgy that is either inspiring or insipid, sacramental to specious.
Plasterboard Ceilings Merton This essay argues that the classic materials of church architecture and
art?limestone, marble, slate, terra cotta, oak, gold leaf and others?serve the action of the liturgy
better than plastics, polyesters and laminates.