What is the gypsum?

Wallboard Gypsum is a building product used to complete the inner walls. This product is used in structures around the world, classically covered with a layer of color or textured plaster, and was introduced as a replacement for traditional lathe and gypsum completion. Unlike lathe and plaster, which can install a week or longer, the gypsum notice board can be installed quickly and efficiently throughout the structure by a relatively small team, saving construction costs and helping to move quickly. Usually, one side of the paper is designed to be used on the finished side, with a textured surface to help paint the adhesion without creating a muffled or in the middle of the appearance. Different types of gypsum wall plates include functions such as paper that has been treated to withstand water and mold or gypsum plaster, which was mixed with glass fiber fiber resistance to the production of x gypsum wall plates.

This product is also known as plasterboard, plasterboard or Sheetrock, after the popular SHEETROCK® brand. It is sold in large leaves that can be shortened to size to fit in odd places, even if it is not recommended to cut or punch through the gypsum wall board, as it may endanger the integrity of the product. Many building suppliers sell in bulk and sheet for various applications, from the completion of the inner walls of the new home to the repair of the damaged plasterboard in the existing structure.

Several companies produce environmental versions of this product with recycled materials and factories that are designed to be energy efficient. It is also possible to recycle gypsum, with companies withdrawing and decomposing scrap or damaged plasterboard for reuse rather than allow them to be thrown away to add landfills.

Unlike plaster and lathe, plasterboard plaster plates can be processed by people who have no experience withconstruction. Many people can safely and competently install or make repairs of existing installations, while the actual challenge lies in the recording, mud and grinding of the seams of the wall plate after installation to prepare for painting or other completion techniques. People who are not familiar with the work on the preparation of the gypsum wall plate for sheetrocking