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1/2" will be fine on the ceilings if your framing is on 16" centers and your local building code doesn't require 5/8". If it's a "drive under" garage (for example) some counties around here require 5/8" on the ceiling (and the common wall between the garage and living space). If your framing is 24" on center, definitely use 5/8"......
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Thanks. I've got 16" centers. My inspector said I'd need 5/8 in the garage on the common wall, but that's all he mentioned. I'll make sure to verify the codes with him when he does the framing inspection.
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That's not unusual on the common wall for the firecode issue. And if it IS a "drive under", you may want to go ahead and use 5/8" on the ceiling for your own piece of mind whether it's required or not.
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DIdn't really keep this thing updated like I planned, but the interior renovation is done. Now, the exterior...
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