Alternatives to drywall

When it comes to using shiplap vs. drywall in the home, there are some great advantages to using classic wood look of shiplap for your next project.

Do you have a plan to build a new home and aren’t keen on installing drywall? I don’t blame you! Who likes the hollow knocking noise that drywall produces. I know I don’t. This is why I’ve listed the best drywall alternatives that I’m sure you’ll love, especially after learning more about the drawbacks of drywalls.

Even though drywalls are an inexpensive option, they are prone to mold and mildew. Therefore, you need to get familiar with some drywall alternatives to spruce up your interior walls.

One of the smartest moves you can make as a homeowner is to finish your basement, increasing your home's value and adding comfort and utility. You can transform your basement into a family room, home gym, sauna/spa, office, spare bedroom, sewing room, workshop, children's playroom... the possibilities are endless! So, what should the walls look […]

When it comes to remodeling your home or finishing walls, there are plenty of drywall alternatives. From wood to concrete to plaster, there is something to fit every need.

There are several options for a ceiling installation, also referred to as the fifth wall, and you will see why. Drywall or gypsum board is not the only choice, though it may be the most common ceiling finish used today. There are many reasons why you may want to consider…

Drywall serves as the most common basement wall finish, although not always the best solution. Improve your basement walls with this drywall alternative.

You don't need drywall in order to install shiplap. If you're remodeling or building new, you may consider installing shiplap directly to studs to save on drywall costs.

Perhaps you have an older home with popcorn ceilings that you want to go away. There’s one solution that will solve —a stretch ceiling.

Finishing Basement Walls Without Drywall: Options and Alternatives