While removing/cleaning the bathroom fan hood, I noticed that the edges of the hole in the drywall cielingceiling have a very fiberuosfibrous-looking layer/sheet on each side of the gympsum.gypsum.
This house is very old (going on over 100 years) and I'm not sure when this bathroom's ceiling was last reno'drenovated.
I will take a sample to the lab tomorrow, but wondering if anyone has seen the sheeting look so fibrous like this?
While removing/cleaning the bathroom fan hood, I noticed that the edges of the hole in the drywall cieling have a very fiberuos-looking layer/sheet on each side of the gympsum..
This house is very old (going on over 100 years) and I'm not sure when this bathroom's ceiling was last reno'd.
I will take a sample to the lab tomorrow, but wondering if anyone has seen the sheeting look so fibrous like this?
While removing/cleaning the bathroom fan hood, I noticed that the edges of the hole in the drywall ceiling have a very fibrous-looking layer/sheet on each side of the gypsum.
This house is very old (going on over 100 years) and I'm not sure when this bathroom's ceiling was last renovated.
I will take a sample to the lab tomorrow, but wondering if anyone has seen the sheeting look so fibrous like this?
While removing/cleaning the bathroom fan hood, I noticed that the edges of the hole in the drywall cieling have a very fiberuos-looking layer/sheet on each side of the gympsum..
This house is very old (going on over 100 years) and I'm not sure when this bathroom's ceiling was last reno'd.
I will take a sample to the lab tomorrow, but wondering if anyone has seen the sheeting look so fibrous like this?
