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The wall that lets a house pretend it has bones without the wait.
means Flat panels of gypsum sandwiched in paper, screwed to studs to make interior walls fast and cheap.
from Named in contrast to wet plaster, the old labor of troweling mud and waiting weeks to dry; drywall arrived dry and ready in the early 1900s, courtesy of the US Gypsum Company branding it Sheetrock.
Fire resistanceGypsum holds water that slows flames cold.
Other namesSheetrock, plasterboard, gypsum board, wallboard.
Punch powerDrunk fists win against half-inch panels nightly.