You use standard 1/2 inch drywall .
You are supposed to fur it out first. - That means a thin wood frame, usually 1x4 on the concrete FIRST. - It is not customary to apply drywall directly to a concrete basement wall.
NO. -Concrete may be a 'dry' wall, however it is NOT Drywall.
I have small leaks in the basement in corner of concrete the floor and concrete blocks wall.
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The best methods for waterproofing a concrete basement wall include applying a waterproofing membrane, using a water-resistant sealant, and ensuring proper drainage around the foundation.
If you mean mounting drywall to a concrete or brick wall, it's necessary to fix 1x4 to the wall either with screws or gluing with construction adhesive. You fix these 2 feet apart, upright across the wall, then screw the drywall to the 1x4 s. (nailing will make them loose.)
There is nothing wrong with installing carpeting in the basement. There may be types of carpeting that work better with humidity in the basement. Be sure that your basement is sealed to keep water out before installing.
To frame a wall on concrete, start by marking the layout on the floor. Then, attach pressure-treated bottom plates to the concrete using concrete anchors. Next, cut and install the studs, securing them to the bottom plate and top plate. Finally, add insulation and drywall to complete the wall.
To frame a wall on concrete, you will need to first mark the layout of the wall on the concrete surface. Then, use a hammer drill to create holes for anchor bolts. Secure pressure-treated bottom plates to the concrete using anchor bolts. Next, cut and install the wall studs, top plates, and headers. Finally, attach the drywall or other finishing materials to complete the wall.
Yes, you can use concrete anchors in drywall for hanging heavy objects, but it is important to choose the right type of anchor and follow proper installation instructions to ensure the object is securely attached to the wall.
If you have plumbing behind,it is a leaking pipe. -If in a basement, possibly because the cocnrete wall is not sealed. - More information would have helped get a better answer.
If you are attaching it to drywall, use plastic anchors with the screws. The anchor expands while the screw is being installed and helps hold the fixture firmer to the wall. If the fixture is kind of heavy, use a "butterfly" anchor (the hardware store clerk will know what you want). Butterfly anchors open up like a butterfly's wings behind the wall as you insert the screw.