Just installed an additional layer of 5/8" drywall on a ...
929695
Just installed an additional layer of 5/8" drywall on a ceiling and walls of an existisng downstairs unit.  I could not tell any difference in the before and after as far as sound transmission.  I would say the green glue had zero effect on sound dampening.
1855322
I recently redid my garage. The previous owners had that crappy white wire shelving attached to the walls with massive screws. There also seemed to be random holes of varying size everywhere in the drywall. This stuff worked like a charm and I have no complaints. Im sure it has other uses also, but its perfect for patching drywall.
1103028
I bought this to use with my lift master (Harbor Freight) drywall lift. It worked well. It is a little high off the ground and it is much easier to load the lift with two people (esp. with 12' 5/8" type X drywall!) but the part works and was easy enough to install.
4971650
Had this installed in 20 minutes. No joke. The templates are on the money and installation is simple. It is deep though, so be sure that your wall is deep enough to accommodate it. There was some plywood inside on the other wall (for some odd reason) so I had to dremel it out to make the cover sit flush. Other than that, it was a breeze.
2628189
Great base layer. Does what I bought it for.
741063
At first I thought these were terrible. They ripped a hole in my drywall. While looking for an alternative at a home improvement chain, they explained how drywall is made and that I was likely on a seam or a weak spot in the drywall. He explained how tapping like you would to find a stud will help me find a good place to hang it. Tried again and they worked as expected!!
302980
Received this safe quickly using Amazon Prime, with free shipping which surprised me because it weighs 37 pounds.  Found the perfect place to install this wall safe; cut the drywall to the appropriate size, lifted the safe to squeeze it between the studs--and it didn't fit.  The studs were exactly 1/8" to narrow for the safe to fit.  I attempted to force it in but that resulted in breaking a large hunk of drywall above the safe opening, which I had to patch.  But, a friend of mine suggested I cut two 2x4's exactly 1/8" larger than the opening between the studs.  As long as the studs aren't bearing the dry wall screws this is a workable plan.  I cut the two 2x4's, hammered and screwed them into the studs at the top and bottom measurements of the safe, and it spread the studs just far enough that I only had to pound the safe into place with a rubber mallet.  The 2x4 installed at the top of the safe opening actually gave me support for the drywall busted earlier.

Bottom line...installing is a pain in the ass.  BUT, the safe is very nice and mine is very well hidden in my closet behind hanging clothes.  Very easy to open and seems very secure, unless somebody intends to tear the studs out of the wall.
651941
Very challenging to install because the top and bottom are on angles so the water doesn't lay inside. The trouble lies with getting the drywall to come close to each top and bottom. I shimmed parts of the drywall to meet my needs. Also other minor problems as boxing it in with studs, had to cut into bedroom closet because house is 60 yrs. old and wall was not thick enough. Tiling went smooth and water doesn't lay inside after each shower!
1556378
It's pretty heavy so I wouldn't trust it in drywall. Definitely need to screw in into a stud, or tongue and groove pine wall like my bathroom.  Otherwise,  I love it.
941264
Got it mounted in my pantry and works great. I had to use my own hardware to mount it in the drywall since the two included screws would haven needed to be drilled into a stud, which wasn't an option for me and I didn't want to use the double sided tape since it would ruin the wall.
2264097
If you've never tried one of the Arlington F10# series boxes for remodel work, these are worth a shot.  They need to be mounted to a stud, but that is what makes them so much better than the boxes with wings to attach to the drywall.  Best use for these is when you need to add an outlet or switch to an existing location, and don't want to mount another box just a few inches over (tends to look silly).  Assuming existing box is nailed to the side of the stud, carefully pry the box away from the stud and remove it (enlarging the width of the hole opposite the stud).  Once existing box is out, cut the hole to the exact size of the new box, re-feed the wires into the box, and then screw to the stud.
2660450
My first thought upon receiving this package was how much it weighed and was worried about using it on drywall. After reading the instructions I now believe it may be meant for concrete walls. However we did choose to try to hang it in drywall because I read in some other reviews that they had placed it in dry wall as well and didn't seem to have an issue. The instructions were pretty easy to follow although my husband did not follow them completely since he has experience mounting TVs on the wall. The bolts to hold the bracket on the wall was larger than we expected and than kits we have had in the past. This worried me since we are renters and this would leave some pretty large holes in the drywall. After permission from our landlord preceded to hang the mount. My husband really liked the built in level and found it to be a big help when hanging the mount himself. Overall I was pretty pleased with this product and would purchase again in the future if I needing to mount another TV in my home if I needed. Here are some of the pros and cons of the product.

Pros: Nice Sturdy Build
  Built in Level
  All hardware included in kit for mounting

Cons: We both feel a tv any smaller than a 19in (which is what we hung) would not look very nice because the bracket would most likely show, and this is listed to be compatible for a 15in to a 37in.
  The mount once attached to the TV and on the bracket will slide from side with no way to fix it in place included in the kit
  The distance the TV sticks off the wall is more than I expected for a tilting only Mount Bracket.

Disclaimer: I received this product for free, or at a discounted rate, and in return I give my honest and unbiased review. I do not show loyalty to any company, I give my reaction to a product, good or bad, no matter what. If this review helped you please let me know. Thanks so much.
3480857
Easy install. I had to make it work over 2 layers of drywall. Simple matter of bending the clips out a little bit. I really liked the fast connect for the wires.
1607865
Easy to install Came with additional hardware for doors of different thickness
4601829
I used a 6x6 and added some 2x6's on two sides of that as the center and it slid nice and tight over that. Its very sturdy after that.
3463016
The plastic inserts for the screws that are used when you're dealing with drywall alone, and are not drilling into a stud were not useful.  Two slid behind the drywall and disappeared from view.  I keep a pretty good tool kit, with lots of odds and ends, so I was able to replace them with one's that work.  The rod went up easily after that, but be advised, if you're not drilling into wood, you might have to take a trip to the hardware store.  The finished rod looks good, and so far I'm pleased with it.
2409022
It is as advertised.  The screw to outer edge is smaller than some of the others I purchased for this project requiring me to go back and add a bit of drywall compound to some of the areas I normally wouldn't worry about, but other than that it is as expected