Exterior Sheetrock Porch Ceiling

Our exterior ceiling tiles are tested for wind lift and engineered to be washable scrubbable and soil resistant.

Exterior sheetrock porch ceiling.

Certainteed exterior soffit type x and certainteed exterior soffit type c gypsum boards are used for the underside of eaves carport ceilings canopies and other commercial and residential exterior applications with indirect exposure to the weather. By look clouds canopies. Exterior ceilings have to stand up to whatever nature and people may throw at them. Here are 14 ceiling coverup ideas to consider.

Even though moisture resistant drywall is offered in thicknesses of 5 8 the standard size for fire resistant drywall it shouldn t be installed near fireplaces or other high risk. Choose the ultimate in durability from our selection of exterior ceiling products. While standard drywall can come in thicknesses of 1 4 and 3 8 moisture resistant drywall usually comes in thicknesses of only 1 2 and 5 8. Probably the most typical ceiling covering plywood can be painted.

For commercial and residential exterior applications with indirect exposure to the weather. And textures for all of our exterior products. All ceiling tiles panels. Some of these projects are economical and others are more of an investment.

To cover outdoor porch ceiling then it is recommended to install a quality exterior grade plywood because it is durable or susceptible to moisture. So the path you take to cover your ceiling depends on how much you re willing to spend and your own personal taste. Modular shapes panels. A porch ceiling isn t exactly exposed to the elements but it must withstand more environmental adversity than an indoor ceiling.

Specialty ceilings and walls. This material is also well known choice for porch ceiling because plywood is the most typical ceiling covering. Restoration millwork beadboard panel replicates the authentic look of historical porch ceilings and installs in one third the time of traditional beadboards. Porch ceiling materials vinyl bead board photo courtesy of shelly.

We recommend a quality exterior grade plywood be used as it is susceptible to moisture and will separate if wet over time. The next porch ceiling material is plywood. Drywall is almost never a good choice nor is unfinished hardboard or any other highly absorbent material.