What could be the best plasterboard finish for the roof is a challenging question that the owners face when deciding the interior decoration of their home. It is never easy to decide the perfect plasterboard finish for the roof, either for a new house or any remodeling project due to too many options available.
Also, if you already have a roof of popcorn, since most of the houses built in New York until the 1980s, you already have an additional problem to get rid of it first and then think about the texture of the roof. One of the solutions offered by the roof solution of popcorn New York is to leave the roof of the popcorn intact and install an elastic tissue system that runs just below the existing ceiling while covered it completely.
The worry on the roof of corn popcorn arises from the possibilities of the roof material that contains asbestos that can be dangerous for health. But, fortunately, the modern roofs of corn popcorn are free of advice and considering that the scrapping process is uncomfortable and disordered, can continue with the roof of popcorn when choosing the correct texture.
Install beadboard is another option, but it is expensive. Once you decide to have a textured ceiling, you must decide the type of texture that suits your style and your taste, matches your interior decoration scheme and looks beautiful.
Here are some texture options of plaster panels that are not only good for ceilings, but also the walls.
Balk
Skipping the texture of the plane created by the use of plaster and a plaster tool is the most popular wall finish, therefore, also known. Although the appearance of the finished ceiling is something similar to the texture of the fall, these two are quite different, since you will know when we discuss the Knockdown roof.
Skip the texture of the plain has some other names as the elimination of the clay plain, the texture of the Spanish fall and the texture of Santa Fe. The applicator must have experience in plastering techniques and has the desired skills to produce the surface Using a plain because the task is not easier.
Shoot down
The texture of the fall has a very close resemblance to omit the texture of the plain not only in its appearance, but also in the materials, tools and techniques to create texture. A palette or a wall knife and a hawk are the usual tools, but to apply the texture on the large walls and ceiling, it is better to use a KnockDown tool.
The difference is in the method of creation of the texture consisting of layers of the surface (roof or wall) with plaster and then creating peaks strolling the wet layer with a trowel, brush, polystyrene foam or wet sponge that forms a pattern. In the next step, the applicator will use a KnockDown tool or knife to knock down those peaks.
Sand spray.
This is a less expensive method to end the gypsum panel using a dry texture mud product suitably mixed in a mixing machine. After ensuring that the mixture is consistent, spray on the surface using a spray gun and the roof would be as luxurious as any other high-end texture.
Cord
The lace texture is different from other textures and also especially because the color of the pattern and the base color of the surface are different. The process takes more time and is so intense and expensive, but the result is always very satisfactory.
This two-step process starts coloring first the surface of the wall or the roof and then applying a pattern with a different color after the initial color is dried. The use of different colors is not mandatory, and you can use the same color for the base and the pattern if you are sure it will look good.
Swirl
The swirl texture pattern is perhaps the most attractive among all other options that create a detailed pattern on the roof and look outstanding. The circular swirl patches impart fluent to the pattern that looks excellent, whether choosing a rough or soft pattern, depending on your preference.
To create the approximate aspect, you must rub the coating with a brush, and for the soft appearance, you must use a sponge. To add variety to the pattern, you can choose between a full circle and a semicircular swirl. The swirl of pearlite and the swirl of sand are the most common types of swirls.
Orange skin
The name of the texture is precisely resembling its aspect that appears as if an orange peel stick to the ceiling. The texture of soft aspect with small blows is the result of spraying the compound of plaster panels on the ceiling. It has a look close to a splattered aspect, but much thinner and provides many refined looks than the fall that adapts to modern houses, as well as business establishments. Despite having the roughness of the ceiling with texture, it is easy to clean. Orange Peel is your best bet to create the subtle and discreet aspect. It is easy to create and affordable that makes the texture quite popular.
Corn popcorn ceilings
Palomite popcorn ceilings were the ubiquitous choice for many decades, and housing designers still have a taste for it. The textured finish replicates the rough aspect and full of popcorn or cottage cheese and is a quick way to have a textured ceiling. However, the roughness of the surface raises cleaning problems, which is a reason for you to fall in favor. Textured ceilings will accumulate dust and will be dirty and more, thus, if the surface is quite rough, since trying to clean, it can not only be difficult, but it can also damage the surface by eliminating part of the texture.
Astominated brush roof
Only very skilled applicators can create the desired finishing of the height brush using a roller and a slap brush. The texture that seems slightly rough is ideal to hide the imperfections of the roof surface, since the texture grabs all the attention. The mixture of gypsum panels used for this type of texture is quite thick, and unless the applicator has enough skills, it can be quite messy.
Textured ceilings add depth and dimension to the room and are an easy way to beautify homes.