Hello! Just an FYI: this is my first DIY project so if you read something and want to throw your phone across the room because it was just that stupid, I’m sorry. My laundry room is incomplete, and I would love to get started finishing it. My first question ; there’s a long wall with no pipes or anything that has drywall plus, about every 1-2 feet, a panel that goes from the floor to the ceiling. I’m not sure why they’re there but I don’t mind them... I just need to know how to finish it with them there! Do I just layer and layer and layer a bunch of concrete until it matches up with the end of the panel? (If you haven’t thrown your phone yet I’m proud of you) or do I have to buy something that will snug right in between the panels? I’d probably believe anything you guys tell me, so please be nice! Thank you for bearing through my first post that should probably be titled ‘how not to finish a wall with panels’.

Our master bed has an open design into the bathroom. Here's a picture: [ATTACH]96286[/ATTACH] The brackets and curtains fell down the other day. I realize the brackets weren't secured deep. The screws were really tiny about half an inch. I wanted to drill in longer screws but I couldn't. I took a drill bit to make the pilot hole deeper but I couldn't go in any further with all my might. I put these curtains up probably 8 yrs ago, so I'm sure this was played out 8 yrs ago and somehow I gave up and decided to to go with the half inch screws and half inch drywall anchors. Now that it fell, I want to solve this once and for all. What do home builders usually put in these door or hallway frames? How can I penetrate it, should I? Please advise, thank you.