Gyprock/GIB Board- Aqualine Gibralter Board (3000x1200x13mm)

Gyprock / GIB Board - Plaster Board
- Ideal for walls and ceilings
- Features Optimised Core technology
- Available in a range of sizes
- Australian made
Gyprock Plus™ 10mm plasterboard is used as an internal lining in non wet areas, primarily in residential building applications. This product features Optimised Core technology as well as a stronger, thicker face paper, delivering an advanced performance-to-weight ratio, meaning greater breaking strength in a substantially lighter board that continues to exceed the performance requirements of Australian Standard AS2588.

Gyprock / GIB Board - Plaster Board - Fire Check
- Ideal for commercial construction where fire and acoustic performance is specified
- Provides improved fire resistance ratings, as part of CSR wall and ceiling systems
- Also useful for improving acoustic performance
- Available in a 13mm and 16mm thicknesses and in 1200mm widths
- Australian made
Gyprock Fyrchek™ is a fire and acoustic grade plasterboard with a specially processed glass fibre-reinforced gypsum core for use in fire rated wall and ceiling systems and where improved acoustic performance is required. Fyrchek is available in in 13mm and 16mm thickness in 1200mm wide sheets. The long edges are recessed for flush jointing.

Fyrchek is predominantly specified for commercial installations. Some typical applications include Fire separation and smoke walls, intertenancy walls and party walls, multi-residential unit ceilings, lift wells, plant rooms and any non-wet area wall or ceiling where a fire or acoustic rated system is specified.

Gyprock / GIB Board - Plaster Board
- Ideal for walls and ceilings
- Features Optimised Core technology
- Available in a range of sizes
- Australian made
Gyprock Plus™ 10mm plasterboard is used as an internal lining in non wet areas, primarily in residential building applications. This product features Optimised Core technology as well as a stronger, thicker face paper, delivering an advanced performance-to-weight ratio, meaning greater breaking strength in a substantially lighter board that continues to exceed the performance requirements of Australian Standard AS2588.