Plasterboard Square Edge Sheet – 12.5mm
Available Sizes: 1800mm x 900mm, 2400mm x 1200mm, 2700mm x 1200mm
The Plasterboard Square Edge Sheet is a versatile and reliable choice for drylining walls and ceilings in internal spaces. Manufactured with a dense gypsum core and smooth paper finish, it provides a consistent and even surface that’s perfect for plastering, painting, or applying decorative coverings.
This board’s square edge design ensures seamless joints and a professional finish, making it ideal for both new-build and refurbishment projects. Lightweight yet durable, it’s easy to handle and cut, helping installers achieve quick and efficient results while maintaining quality and precision.
Whether you’re working on residential or commercial interiors, the Plasterboard Square Edge Sheet delivers long-lasting performance and a smooth finish that’s ready for decoration.
Key Features
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Square Edge Design: Perfect for achieving a smooth, flush joint finish ready for plastering.
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High-Quality Gypsum Core: Provides strength, durability, and dependable long-term performance.
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Smooth Paper Facing: Offers a premium base for plaster or direct decoration.
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Versatile Application: Suitable for walls and ceilings in residential and commercial interiors.
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Easy to Cut and Install: Lightweight design ensures faster, cleaner installation on site.
Specifications
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Product Type: Standard Plasterboard
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Thickness: 12.5mm
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Available Sizes: 1800mm x 900mm, 2400mm x 1200mm, 2700mm x 1200mm
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Single Sheet Coverage: 2.88m² (approx.)
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Edge Type: Square Edge
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Material: Gypsum Core with Paper Facing
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Application: Internal Walls and Ceilings (Dry Areas)
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Thermal Conductivity: Approx. 0.25 W/mK
Applications
- Drylining internal walls and ceilings
- Creating smooth plaster-ready finishes
- Refurbishment and new-build projects
- Residential and commercial interiors
FAQs
Can this plasterboard be used in bathrooms or wet areas?
No, this standard plasterboard is designed for dry internal environments. For humid or wet areas like bathrooms and kitchens, a moisture-resistant plasterboard should be used instead.
Do I need to skim the board before painting?
It’s best to apply a skim coat for a flawless decorative finish, but the board can also be painted directly after joints are taped, filled, and sanded smooth.
What tools do I need to cut and install the board?
A sharp utility knife and straight edge are usually enough. Score the front face, snap the board along the cut, trim the back paper, and smooth the edges before fixing with screws or adhesive.
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