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1. Drywall – Drywall is the most common type of ceiling finish used today. It is made from a sheet of gypsum board that is then taped and sanded together to create a smooth, level surface.
2. Acoustic tile – Acoustic tile is another popular ceiling finish. This type of tile creates a sound-deadening effect, making it great for dampening sound in places like home theaters or recording studios.
3. Plaster – Plaster is a traditional ceiling finish option made from a combination of lime, sand, and water. This type of finish is extremely durable and more expensive than other options.
4. Popcorn texture – Popcorn texture is a textured ceiling finish that was popular in the 1950s and 1960s. It is usually sprayed onto the ceiling and creates a bumpy, stucco-like finish.
5. Tin ceilings – Tin ceilings are a decorative type of ceiling finish, often seen in historical buildings. The panels are pressed and formed from tin sheets that are then painted to create a unique look.