High Quality Wholesale Standard Fire Resistant Sheetrock 1220X2440Mm 12Mm Exterior Gypsum Plasterboard

Product Description

Fireproof gypsum board is a type of building material typically composed of gypsum, fibers, and other additives. It possesses excellent fire resistance, maintaining stability even in high-temperature environments, and is commonly used for interior walls, partitions, and ceilings in buildings. Fireproof gypsum board is lightweight, easy to install, and provides thermal and acoustic insulation. It is suitable for various construction projects and can be painted or decorated with veneers to enhance its appearance.

Features

From the Perspective of Building Safety

Practicality: Fire-resistant gypsum board is a commonly used fireproof material in the construction industry, effectively isolating flames and reducing damage to buildings in case of fire.

Selling Point: As the preferred fireproof building material, fire-resistant gypsum board has excellent flame retardant properties, providing important passive protection for buildings.

From the Perspective of Construction Convenience

Practicality: Fire-resistant gypsum board is lightweight and easy to work with, making construction process simple and fast, suitable for various types of construction projects.

Selling Point: Construction workers can easily cut, assemble, and install fire-resistant gypsum boards, saving construction time and labor costs.

From the Perspective of Comfort

Practicality: In addition to fire resistance, fire-resistant gypsum board also has good sound insulation and thermal insulation effects, enhancing the comfort of the building interior.

Selling Point: Under the same fireproof performance, fire-resistant gypsum board can provide a more comfortable indoor environment for buildings, enhancing user experience and satisfaction.

From the Perspective of Environmental Protection

Practicality: Fire-resistant gypsum board is made of environmentally friendly materials, meeting the requirements of building energy conservation and environmental protection, and is environmentally friendly.

Selling Point: Choosing fire-resistant gypsum board means choosing a low-carbon, sustainable building material, which helps to build a more environmentally friendly city and community.

Applications:

• Residential Buildings: Used for constructing interior walls and partitions, providing thermal and acoustic insulation.
• Commercial Buildings: Used for partitions and ceilings in offices, shops, and hotels.
• Industrial Buildings: Used for dividing walls and soundproof walls in factories and warehouses.
• Public Buildings: Used for interior walls and partitions in schools, hospitals, and libraries.
• Interior Decoration: Used as decorative materials for walls and ceilings, offering both fire resistance and aesthetic appeal.
  
  

Packing and Shipping:

1. Packaging: Gypsum boards are typically cut to appropriate sizes on the production line and then packaged to protect their surfaces from damage. Common packaging materials include plastic film, cardboard boxes, or wooden crates. The packaging process ensures that the edges and surfaces of the gypsum boards are not subjected to abrasion or impact.
2. Labeling: During the packaging process, important information such as product model, quantity, production date, manufacturer, etc., is usually marked on the packaging. This helps in tracking and managing during transportation and delivery.
3. Transportation: Gypsum boards are usually transported by truck or container. During transportation, it is important to avoid severe vibrations and shaking to prevent damage to the gypsum boards. Additional protective measures, such as using fillers or support structures inside the truck or container, may be taken for long-distance transportation.
4. Unloading: Upon arrival at the destination, the gypsum boards will be unloaded and inspected to ensure that they have not been damaged during transportation. If any damage is found, it should be promptly reported to the supplier or transportation company for claims and compensation.
5. Storage: If the gypsum boards are not immediately used, they should be stored in a dry, ventilated place away from water and moisture to prevent dampness or deformation.

Installing gypsum board

1. Preparation: Ensure the surface of the wall or ceiling is flat, dry, and clean.
2. Measurement and Cutting: Measure and cut the gypsum board to the required dimensions using a protractor and cutting tools.
3. Positioning: Determine the installation position of the gypsum board and secure it to the wall or ceiling using wall fasteners or wooden studs.
4. Installation: Place the gypsum board in the designated position and secure it to the wall or ceiling using drywall screws and joint compound.
5. Joint Filling: Fill the joints and screw holes between gypsum boards with joint compound to create a smooth surface.
6. Sanding: Wait for the joint compound to dry completely, then sand the surface using sandpaper or a drywall sanding tool to achieve a smooth finish.
7. Painting or Finishing: Optionally, paint or apply a finish to the surface of the gypsum board for decorative purposes.