Gypsum

Specification:
- 2400x1200x6mm
- 2400x1200x9mm
- 2700x1200x12mm
- 2700x1200x6mm
- 2700x1200x9mm
- 3000x1200x12mm
- 3000x1200x6mm
- 3000x1200x9mm
- 3600x1200x12mm
- 3600x1200x6mm
- 3600x1200x9mm
- 1195x595x9mm

Gypsum board plays a crucial role as a primary surface material for ceilings. It is also known as plasterboard, drywall, or wallboard.

What is Gypsum Board?

Gypsum board is a panel made of a gypsum core sandwiched between two layers of thick paper. It's a popular building material due to its versatility, ease of installation, and cost-effectiveness.  
How is it used in ceilings?

- Suspended Ceilings: Gypsum board is commonly used as ceiling tiles in suspended ceiling systems. It is available in various sizes and thicknesses to fit different grid systems.  

- Direct-Fix Ceilings: Gypsum board can also be directly attached to ceiling joists or brandering to create a smooth ceiling surface. This method is often used in residential construction.

Coves and Bulkheads: Gypsum board is used to create decorative coves, bulkheads, and other architectural features in ceilings.  

Benefits of Gypsum Board in
Ceilings:

- Smooth Surface: Provides a flat and even surface for painting or other finishes.

- Fire Resistance: Gypsum board has inherent fire-resistant properties, helping to slow the spread of fire.  

- Sound Insulation: It can contribute to sound absorption and reduce noise transmission.  

- Versatility: Available in various sizes, thicknesses, and types to suit different applications.  

Ease of Installation: Relatively easy to cut, install, and finish, making it a popular choice for both DIYers and professionals.

- Cost-Effective: Generally a more affordable ceiling material compared to options like plaster or wood.