Gypsum Board with Fire Proof Type System 1

Gypsum Board with Fire Proof Type

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Specifications

paper-faced gypsum board panel standard

a.competitive prices

b.size:1200*2400/1220*2440mm

c.fire rate is B1

d.ISO9001:2008

paper-faced gypsum board/wall panel standard size

1 .firep roof: The fire rating of the gypsum ceiling board is B1.

2 .safe : The raw materials is environment-friendly materials. Our products are the ideal green building materials.

3 .artistic: Elegant in appearance, it can be used in schools, hospitals, conference rooms and so on

4 .long service life: We put the glass fiber inside, it can make gypsum ceiling deformation, high strength, wear resistance.

5 .convenient:Our products can be used in a complex environment and easy to clean.

6 .sell well: Our factory is a manufacturer of building materials with a history of more than ten years. Our products sell well both at home and abroad.

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Transportation: By 20'Container

sizes	Quantity
240012008	1150(20FCL)
240012009	970(20FCL)
240012009.5	950(20FCL)
2400120012	750(20FCL)
243012108	1150(20FCL)
243012108.5	1100(20FCL)
3000120012	1050(40 FCL)
300012009.5	850(40FCL)

Loading port: Qingdao port

Origin: Shandong china

Q:i have some thin wavy mirrors attached to a painted plasterboard wall using 'no nails ultra' glue. any ideas on how to remove the mirrors without damaging the wall?: You'll just have tp pry them off and repair the plaster...yes, there will be damage...no getting around it

Q:Hi! I want to hang my electric guitars on my wall which is made of plasterboard! Each guitar with have it's own hanger with two screws holding it on the wall. I will also use plasterboard wall plugs to hold the screws in place&gt; I am just wondering if the walls will be able to support the weight of the guitars at all or is this going to be a disaster? Thanks all!: To be safe, I'd mount a stained or painted board on the wall with molly bolts (expanding screws that open on the inside of the wall) or screw it into the wall studs, then fasten your hanger into the wood of the board.

Q:Im going to put up plasterboard for the first time and was told their is some kind of Adhesive to hold plasterboard on wall. It sounds easier than nails or screws because its onto a brick wall.Thanks.: I think i saw some at the home depot the last time i went. check it out

Q:Living room ceiling to sink at least how much? Is the keel gypsum board and so on the thickness of the ceiling material is about how much: If the ceiling inside the downlight, then octagonal box + the height of the lamp + wood keel + gypsum board 20cm high If the ceiling is no downlight, then the point can be less, but the ceiling is based on the style of the house there are beams of height factors

Q:I have recently put up some plasterboard (or gyproc) in my kitchen and need to seal it (as it's behind a sink and a cooker). I have bought a tub of PVA, but there are no instructions on the back for what ratio to mix it to apply to the gyproc to waterproof it... Any ideas?: It really all depends on the level of waterproofing that you require. PVA is a good bonding improver but is not recommended as a waterproofer although it is often used as such. PVA will re-emulsify when it becomes damp, leading to possible delamination problems. SBR is a very similar looking product to PVA, but is more expensive and better for waterproofing applications as it will not re-emulsify once it is fully cured. Alternatively you can go for a full under tile tanking system such as Aquaproof. These systems are designed to be used behind tiles is showers, bathrooms, kitchens in apartment blocks. It may however be a bit over the top for a splash back!

Q:Mall of a boutique house, partition are separated by gypsum board, would like to set directly on the above article plus the kind of steel hanging clothes, ok "will not be broken ah.: Can be, but it is best to use the first nail with a green nail like a foil set off, with the air pump to play the kind of row nails! If you use fast wire or nails is easy to fall off.

Q:can you put a punch bag on plasterboard?: Obviously you must mean plasterboard on brick? I am not certain but i am guessing this will cause cracks around the wall bracket and after time make cracks down the wall. Best answer if you could please.

Q:Gypsum board size: China Ceiling System: Gypsum Board Size Home improvement 1200mm * 2400mm * 9.5mm and 1200mm * 2400mm * 12mm Tooling 1200 * 3000 * 9.5 and 1200 * 3000 * 12 ? ?? Gypsum board is divided into 1 ordinary paper gypsum board (one side ivory white side) ????????????????????? 2 water-resistant paper gypsum board (one side of the green side of the gray) ???????????????????? 3 refractory plaster board (one side pink side gray) (China's first brand) 2, Lafarge (Sino-French joint venture) 3, can be resistant (Sino-German joint venture) 4, Jason (Sino-British joint venture), the four major gypsum board brand 1,

Q:I'm using these 'wall anchor' bolt things to hold stuff up on the wall. They're the ones that slot through a drilled hole and then when you tighten the screw in them, the part behind the wall gets compressed until it presses against the back of the wall. That's probably irrelevant though...These wall anchors are rated to hold 10kg when used in 10mm thick plasterboard walls. I'm using them in a fibro cement wall which is approx 6mm thick. Seeing as fibro cement walls are way stronger than plasterboard, would you have any idea what the wall anchors could support in them? 20kg? 30kg?I know this is going to be pretty hard to answer accurately, but any educated guesses would be great! Thanks: fibro cement may be stronger but i would guess it is more brittle too. it may crack when you tighten the anchors if you can find a couple of studs and screw directly to these it would help

Q:I am making a model that requires me to shape, paint, and glue something that will represent small stone slabs (1/2 thick). I do not have access to power tools. I need to cut out unique shapes and then sand them down considerably to make a dome. I was thinking about plaster board but the material I need does not need to be that sturdy. I basically need something between plasterboard and styrofoam (if that makes sense). Any ideas would be appreciated.: How about polymer craft clay? You can get it in craft stores (like Michaels or Joann Fabrics in the US). It comes in a block and you can easily break off or slice chunks to the size you need. It comes in a range of colors (or can be painted when dry) is easily shaped and rounded (no need for tools or sanding) and once you have the shape you want you just bake it in a low oven (275 F for 30 minutes) and then you can paint the pieces if you like and glue them together. It's pretty cool stuff. I just made some miniature props for a movie out of it. Might not be an option if you need a lot of it but you did say this was a model.

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