Standard Plasterboard (R); Smooth surfaced, flexible and light plasterboard type. The front face is covered with ivory and the back is covered with gray colored paper. Standard plasterboard produced in various sizes has two different edge shape options.

Advantages:

Fast, clean and dry partition wall, suspended ceiling manufacturing and coating, High flexibility in terms of planning and use, Convenience in mechanical and electrical installation installation, Achieving high sound and heat insulation, Increasing fire resistance in buildings, Possibility to obtain lightweight, earthquake resistant partition walls provides.

Usage areas:

Suspended ceiling, Partition wall, Wall cladding, Dry plaster wall,

Thickness: cladding Suspended ceiling, Partition wall, Wall cladding, Dry plaster wall,

Thickness: plating

Thickness: Weight: Length: Width: Product Standard: 120x250x12.5cm

Preliminary Preparations for Making Partition Walls with Plaster Boards

• The partition wall location on the floor and ceiling is carefully marked.

• Galvanized sheet profiles (Wall U and C) that will carry the plasterboards are cut in accordance with the size of the wall to be built.

• For ease of assembly, care should be taken to cut the wall profiles to be used as studs 1 cm shorter than the existing ceiling height.

• Gypsum plates are cut 1.5 cm shorter than the existing ceiling height and made ready for installation.

Installation of Wall Profiles

• Prepared metal U profiles are fixed to the floor and ceiling with dowel + screws or special anchorage elements.

• Wall C profiles to be used as studs are placed freely between the U profiles, starting from the existing wall surface and maintaining 60 cm axis spacing.

• Ceramic, marble and so on. If coating is to be made, attention should be paid that the axle spacing of the profiles is not more than 40 cm.

• The first of the wall C profiles to be used as a stud is fixed to the existing wall. Others should be fixed during installation of the plasterboard to avoid possible errors.

Installation of Plaster Boards

• Prepared plasterboards are screwed along the edge lines, starting with one side of the carrier construction and a whole plate, leaving 1 cm space with the flooring.

• The connection of the plates with the middle struts should be done after the plates on the other side are mounted.

• It should be paid attention that the screw spacing is at most 25 cm and the screwing is not done closer than 1 cm to the edges of the plates.

• Plasterboards should be brought side by side to center the side faces of C profiles and the screws at the joints on the same profile should be staggered.

• After the installation works in the wall cavity are completed, the installation of the plates on the other side is started with the half plate. In this way, it is ensured that the joints do not come together on both sides. Plates on this face are screwed to all of the profiles behind them.

Making Joint Fillers

• Joint Filling Plaster is turned into mortar as described on the bag and filled into the joints at the joints of the plates with a spatula.

• The joint tape, which is required to prevent cracks that may occur in the joints, is placed by pressing on the joint filler plaster with the help of a spatula.

• After the first filler has set, the final filling and finishing of the joints are made with the new mortar and the wall assembly is completed.

Suspended Ceiling with Plaster Boards

Determination of Suspended Ceiling Position

• The sub-code of the suspended ceiling to be made is determined and marked on the surrounding walls.

• Taking into account the locations of the existing or planned installation equipment, hanging rod lines are marked on the ceiling, starting from 10 cm away from the wall edge and spacing at most 90 cm.

Establishment of the Carrier Construction

• Suspension rods of appropriate length are fixed to the ceiling on specified lines and at intervals of maximum 110 cm.

• Ceiling C profiles, which will serve as the main carrier, are connected to the hanger rods at the appropriate level by means of hanger tongs.

• It is checked whether the main carrier profiles are in balance or not, necessary corrections are made with the help of hanger tongs.

• Wall perimeter profiles (L or U profile in accordance with the details) are fixed to the walls that meet the ends of the main carrier profile and the connection is made with the main carrier profiles.

• Ceiling C profiles, which are plasterboard carrier profiles, are connected to the main carrier profiles with clips in vertical direction.

• Axle gaps of plasterboard carrier profiles should be 40 cm or 50 cm depending on the plate type to be selected or the arrangement of the plates.

Installation of Plaster Boards

• Appropriate type of plasterboards are attached to the profiles starting from one edge of the wall with the help of posts or a carrier stand and fixed by screwing.

• Put the plasterboards side by side so that they are centered on the lower faces of the C profiles.