Comply Gypsum Board 9mm Ceiling Boards

• Lightweight and strong: The gypsum board is relatively light compared to the alternative materials. This makes it easy to work with especially when doing high ceilings in buildings.
• Sound control: the board is sound proof so preferably used in portioning of spaces to create more privacy.
• Versatility: Uses of gypsum board in construction is suitable for ceilings and partitions. It is adaptable for use in every type of construction-commercial, institutional, and residential
• Rigid and flat: The gypsum board is rigid and flat meaning it does not lose shape when it has been used/fixed. It retains its shape and design for many years thus making it more economical to use in construction.
• Beautiful finish and great effect:?Constructing a ceiling using gypsum boards offers beauty and aesthetics
• Fire resistance: Gypsum board will not support combustion, when fire occurs, crystallized water in gypsum is released and turns into steam to help combat flames and heat. Partitioning wall by gypsum board can resist fire to burn up to a maximum of 4 HOURS thus minimizing casualties

Gyproc? Firestop Board is a gypsum-based Interior Wall & Ceiling product used in areas where High Fire Resistance Performance is required to restrict fire from passing from one side of the wall to the other side. Gyproc? Firestop Board?s gypsum core incorporates glass fibers & other fire-resistive additives that are encased & firmly bonded to strong pink-colored paper liners Gypsum Ceiling Supplies Fire resistant Gypsum Boards in Kenya: Gypsum is approximately 21 percent by weight chemically combined water which greatly contributes to its effectiveness as a fire resistive barrier. When gypsum drywall is exposed to fire, the water is slowly released as steam, effectively retarding heat transmission. Fire-rated gypsum drywall is more fire resistant because it contains glass fiber reinforcement and other additives within its specially formulated gypsum core to help it hold up longer to fire exposure. Fire-resistant gypsum board is referred to as ?Type X? and must be third-party certified by an independent testing and listing agency to meet the fire performance requirements prescribed in the Standard Specification for Gypsum Board. Types of Fire-Resistant Gypsum Boards Type X fire-rated gypsum drywall that is 5/8 --inch (15.9mm) thick and installed on each side of nominal 2-inch x 4-inch (38x89mm) wood studs spaced 16-inch (400mm) o.c. or 3-5/8 inch (610 mm) steel studs spaced 24? o.c. has a minimum fire rating for the assembly of 1 hour, which is a typical requirement for many building codes. Type C fire-resistant gypsum board (sometimes referred to as Improved Type X) is similar in composition to Type X, except that it has more glass fiber reinforcement and other ingredients in the gypsum core that make its fire-resistive properties superior to Type X. It is available in 1/2-inch (12.7 mm) thicknesses. Fire-rated Type X Shaftliner is 1? (25.4 mm) thick and used in special Shaft wall and Area Separation Firewall assemblies. Local and Government building codes require the installation of fire-rated boards in areas such as furnaces and utility room walls for residential applications. Fire-rated drywall can also be installed in a basement or places where wood stoves might be used. This enhanced gypsum board is typically found on attached garage walls and ceilings that are adjacent to the main living area of the home. For commercial buildings, fire-rated gypsum drywall is specified for most of the building walls and ceilings to meet building code requirements for fire partitions and assemblies. These fire-rated partitions and assemblies provide life safety for the building occupants.