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Convenience: It weighs less, takes up half the space, easier to transport and storage cuts with aviation snips, no sawdust.
Ease of installation: Easier to handle and can be installed at 24 inches on center.
Stability: No twisting and warping; does not wick moisture; will not promote mold growth and rot.
Strength: Ideal for construction in high-wind and seismic zones i.e. U. S. eastern seaboard and the Gulf Coast states.
Insects and Fire: Resistant to carpenter ants and termites and a wall built with metal studs is virtually fireproof.
Lower construction costs: Fewer returns due to defects, consistent quality, lower waste disposal, and lower insurance costs

Regular Drywall or White Board The most economic drywall type and comes in different sizes ranging in thickness from 3/8” to 1”.
Green Board Drywall The moisture-resistant drywall is more resistant to moisture than regular drywall, but somewhat more expensive. It is not waterproof, but it is often used as a tile backer in limited wet areas such as bathroom, basement walls, kitchens, and laundry/utility rooms.
Blue Board Drywall Also known as plaster baseboard, it has a high water and mold. Well suited for bathrooms or places with a lot of moisture and helps reduce noise.
Paperless Drywall This type of drywall is covered with protective fiberglass instead of paper to resist rot, mold, and mildew.
Purple Drywall This type offers superior moisture-resistant and mold-resistant characteristics in direct contact with water.
Type X Drywall The so-called fire-resistant drywall is made with special noncombustible fibers. It normally comes in 5/8-inch thickness and its extra thickness can also improve its soundproofing characteristics.
Soundproof Drywall It is composed of laminated drywall made with a mix of wood fibers, gypsum, and polymers increasing the STC (sound transmission class).

Roughcast Style Finish Widely known because of its highly textured gravel look, you can choose from light or dense texture.
Montalvo or California Finish A smooth surface with small to large rough areas are called “cat faces” and are achieved with two layers, first a rough coat, and then a smooth layer that allows the cat faces to peek through.
Sand Finish Also known as a float finish, it uses a foam float to obtain a fine, medium, or rough style. They are perfect for hiding imperfections and are easy to patch up as well.
Spanish Lace Finish It is often called skip-trowel finish as well and works well with both homes and offices. Choose between a fine, medium, and coarse style.
Santa Barbara Finish This California adobe style finish has small sand particles that give it the semi-smooth texture.
Worm Finish This style consists of small indentations or grooves on the stucco. Use a synthetic stucco with a fine, medium, or a heavy finish.
Smooth Finish Choose from a wide variety of colors for your application and opt for either synthetic or acrylic stucco depending on the environment.