Drywall boarding, also known as drywall installation or hanging, is the process of attaching sheets of drywall to the framing of a building to create walls and ceilings. Drywall boards are made of gypsum, which is a soft mineral that is shaped into large panels and then covered with paper or fiberglass.
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Drywall taping is the process of applying joint compound, also known as mud, to the seams between drywall boards to create a smooth and seamless surface. Taping is typically done after the drywall boards have been hung, and is an essential step in the finishing of walls and ceilings.
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Drywall finishing is the final step in the process of creating smooth and visually appealing walls and ceilings. This process typically involves applying joint compound to the seams and screw/nail holes on the drywall, sanding down the rough spots, and creating a smooth and consistent surface for painting or other finishing techniques.
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