Walls & Ceilings

Since 1938, Walls & Ceilings has served as a vital source of information for professionals in the industry. Tailored for wall and ceiling contractors, interior contractors, architects, suppliers, and distributors, our publication addresses every facet of the field. We delve into topics such as drywall, lath and plaster, stucco, ceilings and acoustics, exterior insulation finish systems (EIFS), fireproofing, metal framing, and architectural decorative elements. Additionally, we cover insulation, windows and doors, trims and moldings, as well as spray textures and paints.

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Reflecting Innovation: Custom Metal Ceilings Define Dynamic Denver Workspace

6 days ago | wconline.com | John Wyatt

Unique applications often require some outside-the-box thinking. That certainly was the case when the owners of a business located in a downtown Denver office wanted metal ceiling panels as a part of their unique design. As a business focused on helping customers create their own office space, Workplace Resource wanted to create a flexible showroom to work with its clients. That space included metal ceiling panels fabricated by Sheet Metal Supply.
The Pro’s Guide to Interior Plaster Finishes

1 week ago | wconline.com | Rob Knight

Decorative plaster finishes bring depth, character, and durability to interior and exterior surfaces. While they may all fall under the umbrella of specialty plasters, each material has unique characteristics and application methods that affect performance, appearance and labor requirements. This guide breaks down key techniques, recommended tools and considerations for five popular types of plasters used in architectural finishes. 1.
Elite Wall Systems Does Exciting EIFS in New York

1 week ago | wconline.com | John Wyatt

For more than 25 years, Richard Sangiorgi has led Elite Wall Systems Inc. with passion, expertise and an unwavering commitment to quality. With nearly four decades of experience in the construction industry, Sangiorgi has built a company that specializes in an array of services, including EIFS, cement stucco, cultured stone, plastering, ornamental moldings and more.
Solving the Winter EIFS Dilemma: How One Team Delivered Under Pressure

1 week ago | wconline.com | John Wyatt

Gilbane Development Co., in a joint venture partnership with Blue Sea Development Co., developed Linden Grove, an affordable senior housing apartment building in the Bushwick neighborhood of Brooklyn, N.Y. The highly efficient and sustainable, 13-story, 153-unit community combines the latest in technology, programming and amenities within a traditional building exterior that pays homage to Bushwick’s long and notable architectural heritage.
Optiline Continues Upward Growth Beyond its New England Roots

1 week ago | wconline.com | John Wyatt

In this episode of If Walls Could Talk, W&C Editor John Wyatt talks with Optiline Enterprises’s COO Leo Marchesseault and its newly hired Preconstruction Director Tony Goulet.
California Drywall Hits All the Right Marks

2 weeks ago | wconline.com | John Wyatt

California Drywall, headquartered in San Jose with satellite offices in San Francisco, Livermore, Santa Clara and Atwater, has a lot going on. The company offers and performs services such as acoustical and specialty ceilings, drywall, fireproofing and intumescent systems, Stucco, EIFS, metal framing, rainscreen systems, painting and more. The subcontractor was named W&C's Contractor of 2021.
A Hawaiian Perspective on the Wall and Ceiling Industry

2 weeks ago | wconline.com | John Wyatt

In this episode of If Walls Could Talk, W&C Group Publisher Jill Bloom talks with the Statewide General Contracting’s Mike Mazzone in Charlotte. A Hawaiian PerspectiveJill Bloom speaks with Mike Mazzone of Statewide General Contracting about the evolving construction landscape in Hawaii, where growth is beginning to pick up after a slow few years.
NWCB's Wall and Ceiling Conference 2025

3 weeks ago | wconline.com | John Wyatt

CeilingsDrywallInterior In this episode of If Walls Could Talk, W&C Editor John Wyatt talks with the Northwest Wall and Ceiling Bureau’s Executive Director Gabriel Quintana. The bureau’s show is happening this May 15-17, returning to Coeur d’Alene, Idaho and has an exciting schedule of fun, seminars, educational sessions, tabletop trade show and much more.
Flashing a Window: Simple, Standard and Secure

3 weeks ago | wconline.com | Mark Fowler

Windows and doors are unique elements of a building’s envelope, as they penetrate the entire wall assembly, connecting the interior and exterior. Unlike small penetrations such as hose bibs or electrical outlets, windows are subject to both interior and exterior design pressures. To understand these pressures, consider how a slightly open back door can slam shut due to the differential pressure or vacuum created between indoor and outdoor spaces.
The Power of Leadership: Celebrating Those Who Inspire

3 weeks ago | wconline.com | Jill Bloom

Columns Jill Bloom presents Travis Vap with the Walls & Ceilings Leadership Award in 2023. The construction industry is built on more than just materials and labor—it thrives on leadership, vision, and the relentless drive to push the boundaries of what’s possible. It is a field where innovation meets tradition, and where the efforts of a few can set the course for many.