This document is intended to assist design professionals, contractors, and building owners to more precisely describe in project documents the finishing requirements for walls and ceilings …

GA-216 provides the most up-to-date industry recommendations for the proper installation and finishing of gypsum panels, including related accessories, over a variety of substrates and …

Applied as a first coat to the entire prepared gypsum board surface with brush, roller, or spray, prior to decoration. Where final appearance is critical, the application of high quality high …

Definitions of the five levels of finishing are provided below, together with a matrix that helps detail how each level of finishing is achieved, using SHEETROCK Brand joint treatment and finishing …

As a means of resolving a common problem, four major trade associations concerned with the manufacture, erection, finish, and decoration of gypsum board wall and ceiling systems have …

From utilitarian spaces to premium surfaces requiring the highest level of finish, proper identification and execution of specified levels ensures the final appearance meets project …

The finish of gypsum board walls and ceilings for specific final decoration is dependent on a number of factors. A primary architectural consideration is the location of the surface and the …

This specification describes various levels of finish of gypsum board surfaces prior to the application of specific types of final decoration.

When repairing damaged panels, the ideal products to use are USG Sheetrock® Brand Easy SandTM Lightweight Setting-Type Joint Compounds described on page fi ve under Finishing …

The result of this industry-wide effort was the development and publication of Recommended Levels of Gypsum Board Finish, commonly known as GA-214-96. This technical publication …