Cost of tools to drywall your garage.
Where to start first sheet of drywall in garage.
If you re going to drywall a garage by yourself the first thing that you ll need to do is buy your materials.
Once the first sheet is secured in place it s time to install the rest of the full sheets of drywall.
Using a drywall lift can make this step easier.
Hang the remaining full size drywall sheets.
You ll need drywall of course.
This may conflict with the experiences of some.
Tack it in place and then drive drywall screws every 16 inches and into the studs.
Start with any that will be snug against the ceiling and the first sheet you ve already installed.
Place the screws or.
Depending on what you ve already got in your tool chest things could get expensive.
A longer wall may need more than one sheet of drywall.
Drywall comes in sheets and it s a good idea to get extra sheets in case you measure wrong a piece of drywall is damaged or an accident happens.
If anything the reason for this is that it gets the hard drywall hanging out of the way.
To do this start in the corner again and press the sheet of drywall hard into the wall studs.
First attach the sheet of drywall with the drywall screws or drywall nails in a few places just to hold it.
Hanging drywall horizontally can lessen the amount of taping required and place the seam at a convenient height.
You ll probably have pieces that don t fit exactly flush to every edge.
Hang the full sheets first.
I had to start from scratch so this started adding up quickly.
8 drywall sheets 11 each.
Install the top row of panels first pushing each panel up as tight as it will go against the ceiling drywall.
Drywall tape 3 each.
By all means if you ve already done the walls don t worry.
Once that is done its time to fully attach the sheet of drywall.
Start by hanging a full sheet as before.
A standard 8 foot high wall accommodates two sheets of drywall installed horizontally.
Hang ceiling drywall first.
Attaching the drywall to the garage is not very hard.