Attaching Plastic Sheeting To Ceiling

Like decorative paneling or wainscoting panels applying frp paneling is a simple way to change the look of a room.

Attaching plastic sheeting to ceiling.

Water resistant and durable frp or fiberglass reinforced paneling resist mildew and mold and work great in laundry rooms and bathrooms. If you plan to renovate a room you may need to cover a wall in plastic sheeting to protect it from dust created by the demolition and construction process. For lightweight plastic you may be able to use fewer tacks. Caulk under the plastic sheeting edges around the ceiling perimeter.

These reusable clips eliminate the hassle of attaching a poly sheeting dust barrier to t bar grid suspended ceiling systems. When you finish remove the thumbtacks and fill in the holes with tiny dots of putty that match the ceiling color. Polygrabbers are changing the way poly sheeting dust barriers are erected across the country. In conclusion you can add that finishing the ceiling with plastic panels allows you not only to get an aesthetic coating but also to level out the disadvantages of the main surface while remaining affordable and easy to implement.

With the right tools and patience you can do an frp installation. You may also require the use of plastic sheeting to protect a wall from overspray if you use a paint sprayer to spray an adjacent wall. Simple to use cuts costs stops wasted man hours. Attach with staples every 4 to 6 inches in the corner.

Attach the plastic along the ceiling by pressing thumbtacks through it and into the ceiling at the rate of one every foot or so.