Plaster on ceilings ...(updated new pics)

hi, Asking and consulting prices and ways to go on my rehearsal rooms, I decide to plaster one rehearsal room and put rockwool 70 mm over the plaster. I hope this week this ceiling were made. Any opinion? advices? plaster is that kind of ceiling, isn't it? But I don't like the lamp :lol:

That looks a bit fancy for a studio, but may be a type of plaster; what you want is sometimes called plaster-BOARD, it comes in sizes like 1200 x 2400mm. Like the stuff in the USG manual... Steve

thanks steve. Maybe it will be fancy but prices are very much better than sheet rock panels hanged. About 11€/sq meter. Sheetrock and steel framing is about 20€/sq meter... I must choose the cheapest way for my rehearsal rooms... Not for studio, only the rehearsal... Pic of the plaster panels and rockwool...

pics of plaster boards installation... the boards are about 1200 mm x 600 mm :)

Thanks for posting the pictures, Hugo... I always enjoy looking at them -- it's interesting to see how construction techniques vary throughout the world. I'm assuming that those are temporary braces on the bottom of the panels closest to the camera. I'm curious -- how are the panels attached?

Panels are atached by "estopas" in spanish. I don't know the name in english... I only found a good pic of this

the hair of this sculpture is "estopa" It is wet in gypsium and atached to the plaster boards. But this ones are very separated and I can put the rockwool correctly over them...

into the room the ceiling finish is similar than the sheetrock panels. but here is so much expensive sheetrock than plasterboards ceilings

That's fascinating -- thanks for sharing these new photos. 8) I'm trying not to judge, because I know that construction techniques differ around the world... But I have to admit, that just seems weird to me. :shock: Does anyone here have a concern about this? (If not, I'll shut up! :wink: )

Estopa = Hemp :mrgreen:

gracias Fred :wink: