Plaster Board & Cladding

Sealants are an important part of any construction project, and it's no different when working with plasterboard or cladding. There are a number of different sealants available on the market, so it's important to choose the right one for your project.

When installing plasterboard around windows and doors, you will need to use a sealant that is designed for use with plasterboard. This type of sealant will help to protect your plasterboard from moisture and damage, and will also help to keep your home or office safe from fire.

If you're not sure which sealant to use, consult with a professional at Inverell H Hardware. We have a wide selection of sealants available, and we can help you choose the right one for your project.

When transporting or storing plasterboard, it's important to take precautions to protect it from damage. Plasterboard is a fragile material and can easily be damaged if not handled properly.

Here are a few tips for transporting and storing plasterboard:

• Protect it's edges - use scrap cardboard between the plaster and your tie downs to prevent breakage
• Store the plasterboard flat in a dry, cool place. Do not expose it to direct sunlight or heat sources.

Specific fire-rated Fyrechek products and CSR Fire Rated Systems have been designed to meet requirements for;

• Fire separation and smoke walls
• Intertenancy walls and party walls
• Multi-residential unit ceilings
• Lift wells
• Plant rooms
• Any non-wet area wall or ceiling where a fire or acoustic rated system is specified