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Is 1 2 inch drywall OK for ceiling?

Regular 1/2-inch drywall has always been approved for use on 24-inch spacing on ceiling framing, but because of heavy sagging insulation, wet ceiling textures, or higher humidity, either a 1/2-inch ceiling board or 5/8-inch drywall was usually the best choice.

How thick should drywall be for ceiling?

When installed on ceilings, 5/8-inch-thick panels are less susceptible to sagging between the joists than 1/2-inch panels. Adding popcorn texture or another type of heavy surfacing material can add to the weight problem, making 5/8-inch drywall a better choice for ceilings.

How do you attach drywall to a ceiling?

Steps for hanging drywall on a ceiling Use a drywall T-square to draw lines onto drywall sheet 16 in. Mark onto the drywall the location of any lights or vents in the ceiling. Set drywall sheet onto the drywall lift, then crank it up to the ceiling. Secure drywall to 13 strapping with 1 5/8-inch drywall screws.

Can I use lightweight drywall on ceiling?

Lighter than standard drywall and easy to , USG Sheetrock Brand UltraLight Panels are the perfect choice for your walls and ceilings.

What is the thinnest drywall for ceilings?

1/4-Inch Drywall: The thinnest of all the options, 1/4-inch drywall is most commonly used as a skimming material.

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