Should I make the ceiling first, or diatom mud?

Functional inorganic wall material diatom mud is now well-known in the indoor wall decoration market. As for the unique structure of diatom mud, some ordinary home decoration customers can tell you about the popularity of diatom mud. With the popularity of diatom mud, competition among diatom mud brands is fierce, and the price of diatom mud has become more and more affordable. Many customers no longer just use diatom mud as a TV background wall, but also decorate the entire house. Diatom mud is not only used on the four walls but also on the ceiling. So the question arises, what is the order in which diatom mud should be made for the ceiling and the suspended ceiling? Should the ceiling be suspended first or the diatom mud should be made first? Next, the editor will introduce to you the difference between installing the suspended ceiling first and installing it last during the ceiling decoration process.
A simple suspended ceiling only needs to be drilled and then installed. A suspended ceiling with a large volume, complex structure or exceeding kilograms (such as a crystal lamp) needs to be drilled first to make a pre-embedded hook and then installed. Drilling holes or making embedded hooks during the installation process may damage the top surface. At this time, if the diatom mud has been made on the top surface and the diatom mud on the top surface is drilled, the diatom mud will definitely be destroyed, and the shape and size of the damage are unpredictable and controllable. On the contrary, after drilling or embedded parts are done first, Making diatom mud is much simpler. You only need a little protection during the diatom mud construction process to avoid the problem of damage to the diatom mud on the top surface.
There are also heavy ceiling installations that require attention to safety and often have many embedded parts. When drilling holes on the diatom mud top surface, it is inevitable that I will feel a little distressed and afraid to start. On the contrary, the top surface without diatom mud has a larger display space, so there is no need to worry about safety hazards caused by incomplete drilling.
Therefore, the editor here recommends that you first do the work of drilling holes in the ceiling and embedded parts before making the diatom mud ceiling. This can avoid damage to the diatom mud ceiling when drilling holes or making embedded parts. The construction master You can make more exquisite ceiling diatom mud patterns according to the drilling conditions.