either via ceiling tiles or by using drywall. “By having a combination of an acoustically absorptive ceiling layer and large air gap behind, acoustic absorption occurs at lower sound frequencies, or ...

including Mars™ Acoustical Ceiling Panels and Ensemble® Acoustical Drywall Ceiling, were selected to provide sound performance, durability, and streamlined installation in key areas such as the ...

First is that adding drywall involves some rubbing, scraping and penetrating of the acoustic ceiling surfaces. This could cause asbestos fibers to be released into the air. Proper breathing ...

If you have acoustical or popcorn ceiling texture, remove it by spraying it with water, letting it soak in for a minute, and then carefully scraping it off with a drywall knife. Wear goggles and a ...

Also known as acoustical stipple ceilings ... Then, scrape the popcorn texture off of the ceiling with a drywall knife 8 to 12 inches wide. Stand on a ladder to do the scraping, or work from ...

You could hire a professional painter or drywall contractor to do that ... Step 1 - Test for Asbestos Spray-on acoustic ceiling finishes, including popcorn texture, manufactured prior to 1980 ...

GMS Inc. GMS recently announced that it has acquired acoustical and drywall ... HADS offers drywall, metal studs, insulation and ceiling tiles. The deal will bolster Lone Star’s South Texas ...