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Considered as healthier and stronger than any other kind of material, a gypsum board false ceiling is made using gypsum plasterboards, which are affixed with screws to metal frames. These plasterboards are available in larger sheets than POP sheets and as a result, there have fewer joints. According to experts, installing gypsum plasterboard is a quicker process, is more efficient and leaves less residue and dust. Its hydrophobic (water-resistant) properties make it a popular choice among home owners and is preferred for bathroom and kitchen ceilings.

Interior designers often recommend installing false ceilings, to add an additional design element to the room and to make it look exquisite. False ceilings also conceal excessive wiring and enhance the aesthetic value of the house. Home owners find false ceilings installations to be more energy-efficient as well, as it keeps away the excess cold and heat. However, one thing which leaves property owners confused, is the material to be used for false ceilings. While there are a number of options available in the market today, gypsum is one of the most common materials used by designers. To help you make an informed choice, here is a detailed guide on gypsum false ceilings and things you should know, before installing one.

Pros and cons of gypsum false ceilings

Pros	Cons
Easy installation, effortless cleaning.	Tedious uninstallation process. Repairs will involve breaking the whole thing down.
Seamless look.	Chances of fungal growth.
Factory make means consistent quality and finish.	More expensive than POP false ceilings.
Not too many joints.	Possibility of cracks around the joints due to slight movement that can happen when cutting holes for lights or fans or other fixtures. Contact Details  7002284931 Ms7896777923@gmail.com