Drywall inserts and methods
OwnerKelby Robinson, Frank Robinsoninventors
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Abstract
A corner drywall section has a drywall corner extending vertically from a floor to a ceiling. Further, the corner drywall section has a first wing extending a first side of the drywall corner at a first angle such that the first wing extends horizontally to a first stud, the first wing extending vertically from the floor to the ceiling and a second wing extending from a second side of the drywall corner at a second angle such that the second wing extends horizontally to a second stud, the second wing extending vertically from the floor to the ceiling, wherein the drywall corner, the first wing, and the second wing are a unitary piece of drywall.
Claims15
A corner drywall section, comprising:
- a drywall corner extending vertically from a floor to a ceiling;
- a first wing integral and unitary with the drywall corner and extending from a first side of the drywall corner at a first angle such that the first wing extends horizontally to a first stud, the first wing extending vertically from the floor to the ceiling and is immovable with respect to the drywall corner;
- a second wing integral and unitary with the drywall corner and extending from a second side of the drywall corner at a second angle such that the second wing extends horizontally to a second stud, the second wing extending vertically from the floor to the ceiling and is immovable with respect to the drywall corner;
- a substantially rectangular ceiling drywall section and a first side of the rectangular ceiling drywall section is unitary and formed with the first wing and a second side the second side of the rectangular ceiling drywall section is unitary and formed with the second wing,
- wherein the corner drywall section, the first wing, the second wing, and the substantially rectangular ceiling drywall section are unitary and form a single component all made of drywall.
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