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What is drywall
Drywall is the principal wall material used in the United States for
interior purposes. It is made of a sheet of gypsum covered on both
sides with a paper facing and a paperboard backing. Drywall is also
referred to as gypsum board, wallboard.
Most new construction drywall is wasted during installation. If
properly handled and contained tons of new drywall scrap may be
generated per year. The amount fluctuates with the construction
industry and homes being built.
The drywall will be processed at our facility which will be ground up
into gypsum.
Benefits of Gypsum.
Gypsum provides the following benefits to soils:
Improves water penetration and workability of an impermeable sodic
(alkali) soil.
The soil markets includes:
General agriculture
Mushroom growing
Forestry and mine reclamation
Nurseries
City parks and recreation areas
Residential lawns (sod)
Golf courses
Compost (additive)
Along with various other recycled uses.
Drywall is the principal wall material used in the United States for
interior purposes. It is made of a sheet of gypsum covered on both
sides with a paper facing and a paperboard backing. Drywall is also
referred to as gypsum board, wallboard.
Most new construction drywall is wasted during installation. If
properly handled and contained tons of new drywall scrap may be
generated per year. The amount fluctuates with the construction
industry and homes being built.
The drywall will be processed at our facility which will be ground up
into gypsum.
Benefits of Gypsum.
Gypsum provides the following benefits to soils:
Improves water penetration and workability of an impermeable sodic
(alkali) soil.
The soil markets includes:
General agriculture
Mushroom growing
Forestry and mine reclamation
Nurseries
City parks and recreation areas
Residential lawns (sod)
Golf courses
Compost (additive)
Along with various other recycled uses.
DRYWALL
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