Gyproc Standard Tapered Edge Plasterboard - 9.5mm

The tapered edges allow for easier jointing and a smoother, more seamless finish.

While Gyproc Standard Plasterboard can be used in bathrooms, it is crucial to ensure it is used in conjunction with appropriate moisture-resistant products and proper ventilation.

Use drywall screws specifically designed for plasterboard installation. Consult the manufacturer's recommendations for screw size and spacing.

Score the plasterboard with a sharp utility knife along the desired cut line. Then, snap the board along the score. For curves, use a coping saw or jigsaw.

Gyproc Standard Plasterboard offers excellent fire resistance, contributing to the safety of your property.

Store the plasterboard flat in a dry, well-ventilated area, protected from moisture and direct sunlight.

Yes, but you should prime the plasterboard first to ensure the paint adheres properly and provides a consistent finish.

Ensure proper jointing techniques are followed, including using jointing tape and applying sufficient compound. Allow adequate drying time between coats.

Use the correct drywall screws and ensure they are driven in at the correct depth, just below the surface.

Apply multiple thin coats of jointing compound, allowing each coat to dry completely. Sand lightly to smooth the surface.

Ensure the supporting framework is correctly spaced and that the correct thickness of plasterboard is being used for the application.