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Gaps between walls and ceilings are typically caused by shrinking or expanding of materials due to temperature changes, which can cause a separation between the wall and ceiling. These gaps can also be caused by poor insulation or air leakage, or by poor construction or installation of the materialsRead more
Gaps between walls and ceilings are typically caused by shrinking or expanding of materials due to temperature changes, which can cause a separation between the wall and ceiling. These gaps can also be caused by poor insulation or air leakage, or by poor construction or installation of the materials.
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