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Anonymous users2024-01-24You mean this kind of ceiling installed in the kitchen, the walls can be surrounded by wood, and the wood in other places will crack sooner or later.
This can only be repaired, and there is no other way, unless it is rectified, so the cost is very high;
Hello, maybe it's thermal expansion and cold contraction. >>>More
I'm doing home improvement, I'll tell you. Wood itself has an elasticity, and it will crack or deform and bend when it is damp or something. Drywall is also not resistant to moisture, and cracking is only a matter of time or time. >>>More
Due to the hydrophilic nature of gypsum, it is easy to absorb water and get wet. However, after bonding, it generally does not fall off and loosen due to the action of moisture. The plaster lines of the landlord's house will not be replaced, and there will be no effect of falling off and deformation. I hope my answer can help you.
Cracking of gypsum board ceilings is a normal phenomenon! Everything will expand and contract, and the house will be too dry and crack. It's best to have a little moisture at home, and if you don't live in it for a period of time, it's the easiest to crack, and you can solve it by making up for it for a while!