Wall Coverings - Revision history

Eric: Added some more links to the “See Also/Merge With” Section

2024-06-26T14:05:08Z

Added some more links to the “See Also/Merge With” Section

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	**[[Pulp Compression Molding]]		**[[Pulp Compression Molding]]
	**[[Sawdust Recycling]]		**[[Sawdust Recycling]]

			=See Also/Merge With=
			*[[Drywall Alternatives]]


	=Internal Links=		=Internal Links=

Eric: Added some more information

2024-03-06T23:04:04Z

Added some more information

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	**[[Drywall Tape]]		**[[Drywall Tape]]
	**[[Random Orbital Sander]] / [[Cordless Drywall Sander]]		**[[Random Orbital Sander]] / [[Cordless Drywall Sander]]
			**[[Drywall Anchors]] / [[Cut in Boxes]] etc
			**Proper Page (or subsection in the drywall page) on Fire Rated Drywall etc (see that link in External Links)
	**Forget the name, but cover the Tape Tools, and Mud Tools (Basically a bucket+screed on a pole, or tape dispenser on a pole)		**Forget the name, but cover the Tape Tools, and Mud Tools (Basically a bucket+screed on a pole, or tape dispenser on a pole)
	***Also just the hand tools		***Also just the hand tools
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	*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Wallcoverings The Wikipedia Page on This Category]		*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Wallcoverings The Wikipedia Page on This Category]
	*[https://www.freckleandfair.com/blog-posts/2017/2/26/how-to-hang-things-on-concrete-walls On the difficulty of hanging things in masonry walls] (also goofy bit on european culture compared to USA Culture)		*[https://www.freckleandfair.com/blog-posts/2017/2/26/how-to-hang-things-on-concrete-walls On the difficulty of hanging things in masonry walls] (also goofy bit on european culture compared to USA Culture)
			*[https://www.thespruce.com/fire-rated-or-type-x-drywall-1821479 An Article by "The Spruce" Titled "Basics of Fire-Rated Type X or C Drywall" ]

	[[Category: Housing and construction]] [[Category: Materials]]		[[Category: Housing and construction]] [[Category: Materials]]

Eric: Minor Clarification

2024-03-06T23:01:41Z

Minor Clarification

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	**Forget the name, but cover the Tape Tools, and Mud Tools (Basically a bucket+screed on a pole, or tape dispenser on a pole)		**Forget the name, but cover the Tape Tools, and Mud Tools (Basically a bucket+screed on a pole, or tape dispenser on a pole)
	***Also just the hand tools		***Also just the hand tools
			*Also Wikipedia doesn't have that much on all this on-wiki, ''granted'' expertise needed / primary sources or good seccondary+citations, edit permissions and yada yada yada, so may just post to the talk section / ask around, either way that is a thing as well

	=Most Common=		=Most Common=
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	**Pulped Paper Recycling based Paper Layers		**Pulped Paper Recycling based Paper Layers
	**A Mix of		**A Mix of
	***"New" Gypsum Powder		***"New" [[Gypsum]] Powder
	***Recycled Gypsum		***Recycled Gypsum Powder
	**Other additives		**Other additives

Eric: Moved some stuff around

2024-03-06T22:59:44Z

Moved some stuff around

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	**Some sort of Laminated [[Engineered Wood]] product such as [[Homasote]] , [[Masonite]], etc		**Some sort of Laminated [[Engineered Wood]] product such as [[Homasote]] , [[Masonite]], etc

	~~=Most Common=~~		=To-Do=
	==To-Do==
	*Make Proper Pages for:		*Make Proper Pages for:
	**[[Drywall]]		**[[Drywall]]
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	***Also just the hand tools		***Also just the hand tools

			=Most Common=
	==Plaster Board==		==Plaster Board==
	*At least according to (English USA) Google Search Results, "Drywall" seems to be the most common term and thus will be used in most cases to describe Plaster Board/Gypsum Board On-Wiki		*At least according to (English USA) Google Search Results, "Drywall" seems to be the most common term and thus will be used in most cases to describe Plaster Board/Gypsum Board On-Wiki

Eric: Brought Everyone Up to Speed on What I Plan to Do

2024-03-06T22:58:28Z

Brought Everyone Up to Speed on What I Plan to Do

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	=Most Common=		=Most Common=
			==To-Do==
			*Make Proper Pages for:
			**[[Drywall]]
			**[[Drywall Joint Compound]] / [[Joint Compound]] (Probably with a redirect from [[Drywall Mud]] going to this)
			**[[Drywall Tape]]
			**[[Random Orbital Sander]] / [[Cordless Drywall Sander]]
			**Forget the name, but cover the Tape Tools, and Mud Tools (Basically a bucket+screed on a pole, or tape dispenser on a pole)
			***Also just the hand tools

	==Plaster Board==		==Plaster Board==
	*At least according to (English USA) Google Search Results, "Drywall" seems to be the most common term and thus will be used in most cases to describe Plaster Board/Gypsum Board On-Wiki		*At least according to (English USA) Google Search Results, "Drywall" seems to be the most common term and thus will be used in most cases to describe Plaster Board/Gypsum Board On-Wiki

Eric: Fixed an internal link

2024-02-16T00:58:18Z

Fixed an internal link

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	*Would make nails still not very practical (need to dig for info)		*Would make nails still not very practical (need to dig for info)
	*It can however also allow for:		*It can however also allow for:
	**Use of magnets to attach things via [[Magnetic ~~Primer]~~]		**Use of magnets to attach things via [[Ferromagnetic Paint]] as a Magnetic Prim]er
	**Use of [[Textured Paint]] to allow for use of lower [[Drywall Finish Levels]] especially on areas such as Ceilings		**Use of [[Textured Paint]] to allow for use of lower [[Drywall Finish Levels]] especially on areas such as Ceilings

Eric: Minor Text Formatting Fix

2024-02-16T00:54:12Z

Minor Text Formatting Fix

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	**[[Plaster Board]]		**[[Plaster Board]]
	**Paneling (Wood, Plastic, or Composite)		**Paneling (Wood, Plastic, or Composite)
	**Some sort of Laminated [Engineered Wood]] product such as [[Homasote]] , [[Masonite]], etc		**Some sort of Laminated [[Engineered Wood]] product such as [[Homasote]] , [[Masonite]], etc

	=Most Common=		=Most Common=

Eric: Updated the page to the more recent formatting style + Added some More Information

2024-02-16T00:53:35Z

Updated the page to the more recent formatting style + Added some More Information

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	*A general term for materials used to:		*A general term for materials used to:
	**Make structural walls more aesthetically appealing		**Make structural walls more aesthetically appealing
	**Increase Insulation (Sound, Thermal~~...~~)		**Increase Insulation ([[Sound Insulation\|Sound]], [[Thermal Insulation\|Thermal]], etc)
	**Make adding temporary fixtures ~~easier~~ (~~Cement Block Screws vs~~ a ~~Nail for hanging photos etc~~)		**Make adding temporary fixtures (Such as Posters, Framed Paintings, String Lights, and so on) via [[Pushtacks]] or [[Nails]] Easier
			***'''Especially''' relevant in [[Mass Wall Construction]] as unlike [[Framing]] based construction which until a covering is used (Typically [[Drywall]] ) it is Bare Studs and thus largely empty
			***So it is largely empty, then almost ''always'' covered by drywall'
	*Examples Include:		*Examples Include:
	**[[Carpet]] (Think of that grey/black carpet used to cover the insides of vehicles etc)		**[[Carpet]] (Think of that grey/black carpet used to cover the insides of vehicles etc)
	**[[Plaster Board]]		**[[Plaster Board]]
	**Paneling (Wood, Plastic, or Composite)		**Paneling (Wood, Plastic, or Composite)
	**Some sort of [[Engineered Wood]] product such as [[Homasote]] , [[Masonite]], etc		**Some sort of Laminated [Engineered Wood]] product such as [[Homasote]] , [[Masonite]], etc

	=Most Common=		=Most Common=
	==Plaster Board==		==Plaster Board==
	*Most USA Homes use "Drywall~~" which~~ is a [[Plaster ~~Board~~]] sometimes with added ~~fibers~~ and [[Flame Retardant]]		*At least according to (English USA) Google Search Results, "Drywall" seems to be the most common term and thus will be used in most cases to describe Plaster Board/Gypsum Board On-Wiki
	*This is ~~often~~ made with		*Most USA Homes use Drywall over the [[Dimensional Lumber]] Framing to form walls
	**Pulped Paper Recycling		*Drywall is a [[Sandwich Panel]] of sorts; A Layer of a Dried [[Plaster]] like material in between two pieces of paper
	**"New" Gypsum Powder		**There are sometimes with added [[Fiber Reinforcement \|Reinforcing Fibers]] (Such as in [[Glass Fiber Reinforced Gypsum]]) and [[Flame Retardant]] (Such as in [[Type C Drywall\|Type C]] [[Fire Resistant Drywall]]
	**Recycled Gypsum		*This is typically made with
			**Pulped Paper Recycling based Paper Layers
			**A Mix of
			***"New" Gypsum Powder
			***Recycled Gypsum
	**Other additives		**Other additives
	*~~Mostly renewable?~~
	*~~Also gypsum~~ seems to be VERY common and mined in quarries		===Unknowns===
			*Recyclability
			*Gypsum seems to be VERY common and mined in quarries
	*Main issue with drywall seems to be it is hard to produce small scale?		*Main issue with drywall seems to be it is hard to produce small scale?
	*It is fire-resistant (need to get more hard info)		*It ''is'' fire-resistant (need to get more hard info)
	**~~Hard~~ to ~~tell as it is often used with wood framing~~, and has ~~paper backing~~ on both sides		**This does depend on [[Types of Drywall\|Drywall Type]] and Other Design Aspects of the Building
			***ie most North American houses are not fireproof due to Standard/[[Pressure Treated Wood\|Pressure Treated]] [[Dimensional Lumber]] Framing, and has Paper Backing on both sides

	==Simple Washes/Paint==		==Simple Washes/Paint==
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	*Improves aesthetics, doesn't add much else, but is easy to do		*Improves aesthetics, doesn't add much else, but is easy to do
	*Would make nails still not very practical (need to dig for info)		*Would make nails still not very practical (need to dig for info)
			*It can however also allow for:
			**Use of magnets to attach things via [[Magnetic Primer]]
			**Use of [[Textured Paint]] to allow for use of lower [[Drywall Finish Levels]] especially on areas such as Ceilings

	==Engineered Wood==		==Engineered Wood==
	*~~Would easy~~ to make small ~~scale~~, main issue is [[Flammability]]		*Compared to [[Drywall]], it is easier to make at a small [[Scale]], the main issue is [[Flammability]]
	*MAY be able to use some sort of [[Flame Retardant]] in the mix?		*MAY be able to use some sort of [[Flame Retardant]] in the mix, as is done with [[Fire Resistant Plywood]]
	*Also would work well with other needed workflows:		*Also would work well with other needed workflows:
	**[[Paper Recycling]]		**[[Paper Recycling]]
	**[[Pulp Compression Molding]]		**[[Pulp Compression Molding]]
			**[[Sawdust Recycling]]

	=Internal Links=		=Internal Links=
	*[[Cement Board]] (See Also/Merge With "Plaster Board" once that page is made?)		*[[Cement Board]] (See Also/Merge With "Plaster Board" once that page is made?)
	*[[Laminated Ferrocement]]		*[[Laminated Ferrocement]]
			*Similar concepts, albeit only for aesthetics:
			**[[Tile]] / [[Mosaics]]
			**[[Stone Veneer]] / [[Stone Cladding]]
			*Similar Concepts but for Niche Uses:
			**[[Acoustic Tiles]]
			**[[Fixed Permanent Wall Radiation Shielding]] (Such as in a room for Medical X-Rays or [[Industrial CT Scanning]] among other things)

	=External Links=		=External Links=

Eric: Fixed some typos

2024-02-15T21:50:29Z

Fixed some typos

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	**Make adding temporary fixtures easier (Cement Block Screws vs a Nail for hanging photos etc)		**Make adding temporary fixtures easier (Cement Block Screws vs a Nail for hanging photos etc)
	*Examples Include:		*Examples Include:
	**[[Carpet]] (Think of that grey/black carpet used to cover the insides of vehicles etc		**[[Carpet]] (Think of that grey/black carpet used to cover the insides of vehicles etc)
	**[[Plaster Board]]		**[[Plaster Board]]
	**Paneling (Wood, Plastic, or Composite)		**Paneling (Wood, Plastic, or Composite)
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	=Most Common=		=Most Common=
	==Plaster Board==		==Plaster Board==
	*Most USA Homes use "Drywall" which is a [[Plaster Board]] sometimes with fibers and [[Flame Retardant]]		*Most USA Homes use "Drywall" which is a [[Plaster Board]] sometimes with added fibers and [[Flame Retardant]]
	*This is often made with		*This is often made with
	**Pulped Paper Recycling		**Pulped Paper Recycling
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	*A Thin Coat of Plaster, or Paint		*A Thin Coat of Plaster, or Paint
	*Improves aesthetics, doesn't add much else, but is easy to do		*Improves aesthetics, doesn't add much else, but is easy to do
	*Would make nails still not very practical (need to dig for info)]		*Would make nails still not very practical (need to dig for info)

	==Engineered Wood==		==Engineered Wood==
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	**[[Paper Recycling]]		**[[Paper Recycling]]
	**[[Pulp Compression Molding]]		**[[Pulp Compression Molding]]


	=Internal Links=		=Internal Links=
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	=External Links=		=External Links=
	*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Wallcoverings The Wikipedia Page on This Category]		*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Wallcoverings The Wikipedia Page on This Category]
	*[https://www.freckleandfair.com/blog-posts/2017/2/26/how-to-hang-things-on-concrete-walls On the difficulty of hanging things in masonry walls] (also goofy bit on ~~euro stuff~~)		*[https://www.freckleandfair.com/blog-posts/2017/2/26/how-to-hang-things-on-concrete-walls On the difficulty of hanging things in masonry walls] (also goofy bit on european culture compared to USA Culture)

	[[Category: Housing and construction]] [[Category: Materials]]		[[Category: Housing and construction]] [[Category: Materials]]

Eric: Added some more links under the "Internal Links" section

2024-02-15T21:48:48Z

Added some more links under the "Internal Links" section

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	=Internal Links=		=Internal Links=
	*[[Cement Board]] (See Also/Merge With "Plaster Board" once that page is made?)		*[[Cement Board]] (See Also/Merge With "Plaster Board" once that page is made?)
			*[[Laminated Ferrocement]]

	=External Links=		=External Links=