Dry Construction is a method that refers to the utilization of innovation to minimize the use of water and the impact of concrete/cement on the environment. Instead of brickwork and plaster, this method emphasizes the utilization of dry lightweight materials such as metals, plastic, plywood, and plastered (microfiber board) while building the interior walls, ceilings and floors and the...

Dry construction refers to the use of raw materials such as gypsum board and plywood in the construction process rather than bricks, concrete, or plaster. Dry construction entails the installation of panels or boards on metal structures to create interior and exterior walls, ceilings, windows, and other systems. This reduces construction time by up to 50% while also allowing for design...