hi i'm going to remove alot of tile that is in a plastered room so i guess i'll be removing sections of plastered wall. can i expect to be able to install sheet rock that will be the same thickness as a plastered wall or should i gut it and do all s-rock? also if i may, does it sound right to use regular 5/8 for the bathroom walls except the wall areas that are near sink etc where i could use green boeard and in the gutted shower use cement board? thanx and a good day to you peterr

I could really use some help with this.... I am planning on building a wall in one of the rooms of my home in order to create a nursury (baby on the way). I am comfortable with building the wall itself, however I am having some trouble with how I am going to join the wall to the ceiling. You see, this room along with most of the other rooms in this 1944 home are curved. *(See the attached jpeg file for a photo) I have been to the local building supply and HomeDepot with no success or good suggestions for how to reproduce this effect. I know I could spend lost of time and lots of plaster creating the curve, but I have to believe there is some mold or form that can be placed along the seam ( in the corner) before covering it. Any suggestions or advice would be greatly appreciated! DIYjr