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What Is a Moisture Resistant Ceiling?
Mold and Mildew Resistance
Mold and mildew can appear in areas of your home wherever moisture is present, and ventilation is limited. Basements and bathrooms are especially susceptible to mold and mildew growth. Specially-treated moisture resistant ceilings not only stop the spread of mold and mildew, but can also inhibit the growth of mold, odor, and stain-causing bacteria on the treated surface.
Mold and Mildew Resistant Products
Sag and Humidity Resistance
There's only one thing worse than a damaged or stained ceiling: a saggy, damaged or stained drop ceiling. In areas of high humidity, it's important to choose a moisture resistant ceiling tile that will remain flat. Some ceilings are safe to use in non climate-controlled or high humidity spaces, which means they will stand up to common basement conditions.
Sag and Humidity Resistant Ceilings
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