Plasterboard

Perth's Plasterboard Range

Plasterboard is the most widely used wall and ceiling lining material in Australia. Made in a continuous manufacturing process, plasterboard consists of a gypsum core encased in a heavy-duty paper liner.

Gyprock PLUS ™

SUPACEIL™

Sensitive

Soundchek ™

Standard 13mm

Impactchek ™

Fyrchek™

Fyrchek™* MR

ECO8™ Extreme

ECO8™ Complete

Aquachek™

Shaft Liner MP

Flexible

Plasterboard FAQ

We've compiled answers to common questions about plasterboard, to help you understand its uses, installation, and maintenance. Whether you're a DIY enthusiast or a professional contractor, these FAQs will provide valuable insights into making the most of plasterboard in your projects.

Yes, because it eliminates the needs for wet trades. It is completed in a much quicker time frame than wet plastering.

No. Once the plasterboard has been fixed all that's left to be done is paint.

Yes. This can be done using basecoat and topcoat.

It's a faster and easier to install method compared to applying layers of wet, lime based plaster.

Yes, an undercoat will need to be applied before painting plasterboard.

Plasterboard can be directly glued to an unpainted masonry surface using drywall adhesive. If the surface has been painted or plastered the wall will need to be edged back to expose raw masonry (brick work) to the adhesive to stick.

Yes. All joints will need to be taped with basecoat and topcoat applied.

Plasterboard is fixed to walls and ceilings using screws and stud adhesive.

10mm is the standard for ceilings and 13mm is generally used on walls.

Water resistant plasterboard will need to be used in wet areas.

Yes, you can after applying a waterproofing membrane.

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