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07-18-03, 06:49 PM

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My husband just brought home 3/8" drywall. We are finishing a 4 season sunroom and had removed the house siding. Can we use this ? He bought home 5 sheets.It will go on either plywood or some foam insulation

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07-18-03, 10:21 PM

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3/8" drywall is good for 16" stud spacing on walls that do not require extra fire rating (such as a wall separating a garage).

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07-19-03, 01:36 PM

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1/2 inch is better. will be straighter and easier to hang.

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