Posts Tagged ‘gypsum’

• The Dangers of Using Gypsum Drywall

  • January 6th, 2012
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  Do you know whether your drywall is actually dry wall? Recently Gypsum, a Chinese drywall, has been spreading throughout the construction industry. This would not be a problem if Gypsum had the same moisture control as authentic drywall. The moisture… Read More

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• Recovery: How to Repair a Failed Brick Rain Screen Wall

  • September 16th, 2011
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  Have you experienced mold from heavy rain that has saturated the paper-covered gypsum around the units of your ventilator air intake and relief damper? Was it not a small and limited area of growth? Did it take over your home… Read More

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