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Originally Posted by fundmark19
I can't seem to find it online so I thought I would ask in this thread. I am going to put a suspended ceiling in the basement and was wondering if you can put one in a bathroom that has a shower? I would assume that because of the steam it might cause a problem. Anyone know for sure what the regulations are?
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Armstrong (the manufacturer) has a line of humidity resistant tiles. You could call a place like Winroc (or any drywall supplier) and ask about them. Armstrong's website says they are fine for bathrooms.
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Originally Posted by Armstrong Website
For most of your interior rooms, you can choose from our entire line of ceilings. For bathrooms or rooms that reach over 70 Percent humidity, you should select a ceiling with our HumiGuard™ Plus feature.
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Link.