Drywall

We've hung and patched our fair share of drywall. Check out this compilation of tips for working with drywall to make your next build or repair easier.

Drywall, aka plasterboard, wallboard, gypsumboard or Sheetrock (a brand name), is actually a lot more interesting than you might think. Although pros use many different types of drywall in both commercial and residential projects, there are five that are useful for DIYers tackling a variety of home improvement projects. Here's what you need to know about these different types of drywall and what to use them for in your home.

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Homeowners may occasionally need to repair or replace drywall on the interior walls of their homes. Drywall is made from gypsum that's pressed between two sheets of paper to provide a smooth wall surface that will accept paint and other wall coatings.