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FAQs

Below you’ll find all of the information needed to complete wall lining, partition, floor and ceiling systems, no matter the size and complexity of the project specification.
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Where would you use Thistle Bond-it?

Thistle Bond-it is usually used in plastering applications where a background requires an improved key.

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How do you fire protect structural steel sections?

We offer the FireCase system or the GypLyner Encase system to form an encasement around the beam or column.

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Can you tile on moisture resistant plasterboard?

Yes, it is possible to tile directly to our Gyproc moisture resistant (MR) grade boards without any pre-treatment, following the tile adhesive manufacturers guidance.

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What is a deflection head?

There are details used at the top of partition systems when needing to allow for structural movement of the floor or roof above.

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What is the volatile organic compound (VOC) or Formaldehyde content of Gyproc plasterboard?

Based upon indicative testing of a sample of plasterboard products, Gyproc plasterboard is estimated not to contain a VOC content or Formaldehyde content which exceeds the requirements of European voluntary labelling schemes connected with indoor air quality.

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What is the Green Guide rating of your products and systems?

BRE Green Guide ratings are generally based on overall construction elements, although Isover insulation products do have individual A+ ratings. The Green Guide is continuously developed and updated by the BRE in terms of their assessment of construction elements.

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Does British Gypsum source timber from Sustainably Managed forests?

As one of the UK’s largest purchasers of pallets, British Gypsum want to set the standard for sustainable and responsibly sourced timber. In 2008 the business made a public commitment that by the end of 2010 all timber would come from registered sustainable sources. British Gypsum has been working in partnership with some of the largest timber suppliers in the UK and 100% of timber now comes from sustainable sources.

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