So I wanted to hang the drywall today...
and 
) can't get their act together tho' ...
02-21-2005, 09:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Scrib
Nothing. I'll use sheetrock and put a good paint on there.
The sheetrock won't sit on the floor directly. There's like a good 10" of a "foundation lip", so it'll never sit in water. Some water here and there won't hurt it. Especially painted.
The sheetrock won't sit on the floor directly. There's like a good 10" of a "foundation lip", so it'll never sit in water. Some water here and there won't hurt it. Especially painted.
02-22-2005, 06:47 PM
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Originally Posted by chef chris
You can always use cheap formica over the rock on the lower half...
Made by Structoglas.
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you coula also use moisture resistant drywall (WS Sheetrock) for bathrooms. I have it as backerboard for the ceramic tiles in my shower. I think in the US it might also be called cement board?
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02-22-2005, 08:44 PM
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There's greenboard, regular sheetrock (blueboard??), concrete backerboard (used behind tile)... etc. etc... That whole drywall/gypsum thing always confuses me...
02-22-2005, 09:16 PM
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Originally Posted by GreenMonster
There's greenboard, regular sheetrock (blueboard??), concrete backerboard (used behind tile)... etc. etc... That whole drywall/gypsum thing always confuses me...
This is the plastic liner(like formica) that can be put over drywall & is water-proof.
It's like installing a shower enclosure in your garage.
Way cheaper/easier to work with than cement board or any of the alternatives.
02-22-2005, 09:18 PM
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Originally Posted by chef chris
http://www.kemlite.com/structoglas/str_products.cfm
This is the plastic liner(like formica) that can be put over drywall & is water-proof.
It's like installing a shower enclosure in your garage.
Way cheaper/easier to work with than cement board or any of the alternatives.
This is the plastic liner(like formica) that can be put over drywall & is water-proof.
It's like installing a shower enclosure in your garage.
Way cheaper/easier to work with than cement board or any of the alternatives.
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