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Do i need to glue drywall to ceiling.
This will typically come in a tube similar to caulk and can be applied in long strips using a caulking gun.
How to adhere a ceiling vent to drywall.
In new 12k sf homes and new 2k sf homes.
If not insert ceiling drywall screws at the rate of one every 6 inches on the seams and one every 8 inches in the plane.
Never once have i seen drywall glued and i come from two generation of drywall contractors.
To add when i was in the drywall business we didn t work for track builders only custom.
Be sure to get a urethane based heavy duty wall or wood glue.
Along the interior joist install the fasteners at about 12 inches 30 cm increments.
No glue unless your doing drywall reveals.
I ve done it domed ceilings cathedrals coffered etc etc.
If your ceiling is unfinished exposed joists then you can run a board 1x3 for example flat perpendicular to the joists spacing them apart the size of your tile ie.
When your joists are too far.
For a 1x1 tile you would put the boards up with1 centering.
When applying the molding to the wall you will need to secure it on with common wall adhesive.
Every screw must hit a ceiling joist.
Drive the fasteners in 375 inches 0 95 cm away from the edges of each sheet and space them 7 inches 18 cm apart along the perimeter.
This is not recommended for do it yourselfers because unless you are experienced with drywall there is a high likelihood that you may need to readjust a sheet or even reinstall it.
No glue required though.
Ceiling vents typically connect to the joists above the drywall ceiling to add stability to the vent as it covers the duct.
Once glue is binding the panel to the joist or stud it is impossible to remove without damaging the drywall requiring total replacement.
Use either nails or screws to attach the drywall to the joists.
Nor have i ever seen drywall fail or become problematic because no glue was used.