Commercial drywall finishing is a huge undertaking with many different steps that need to be considered. It’s important to know what it takes to finish a commercial space so you can determine the right materials and products for your project, and also not overlook any of the details that will affect your project’s timeline and success rate.
Drywall is a standard material that’s used in a majority of commercial spaces. Drywall is made up of gypsum and glue, which are generally lightweight and easy to work with or carry, but the weight of the gypsum and the odd dimensions of sheetrock panels can make them difficult to manage, especially when working above shoulder height. Drywall material is usually covered with a layer of plaster for a smoother look, but this layer won’t affect the structural integrity or soundness of the building it’s being used in. After final installation, it is also painted and textured to fit your needs.