drywall Definition
☆ dry·wall (drī′wôl′)
noun
transitive verb, intransitive verb
to cover (a wall, partition, etc.) with plasterboard
drywall Usage Examples
Converse of object
install: Q: How hard is it to install drywall?
Modifies a noun
- accessory: Drywall Accessories To complete the system, a full range of accessory products is supplied including bonding materials, finishing products and jointing materials.
- construction: Resistance to Damage Precautions common to good drywall construction practice should be taken to avoid damage to the installed board.
- screw: Fixing: Secure the first, or thickest layer, of plasterboard to the resilient bars with the appropriate length drywall screws.
- partition: Products Flat Profile frames offer a streamlined look as they sit nearly flush with the drywall partition.
- installation: Full article... Take screwdriving performance to a new dimension The advanced screwdriving system for a wide range of demanding applications in drywall installation.
- repair: Selecting the right tools diy drywall repair and cabinet jack Specializing in diy drywall repair, cabinet jack and cabinet tool.
Browse dictionary entries near drywall
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- ‹ drying oil
- ‹ dryer
- ‹ Dryden,John

