How Should I Install PIR Insulated Plasterboards?

PIR insulated plasterboards are designed to make installation a snappy process. The tapered edge plasterboard allows them to fit seamlessly to lots of different joists, frames, and rafters.You can fit PIR insulated plasterboards with industry-wide, standard practices. One of the most popular methods of installing is to direct bond dot and dab insulated plasterboard (also known as drylining). You can install the plasterboard directly on top of a concrete or blockwork wall application. This process gains its name from the way that the plasterboard adhesive is pasted to the wall in even dots and dabs.Some people use mechanically fixed installation techniques to secure insulated plasterboards to walls. More often than not, a galvanised mechanical anchor with a concave head can achieve your desired result. There are lots of different types of mechanical fixings that you can choose from.

How Should I Cut Insulated Plasterboard?

You will need a saw to cut through PIR plasterboard as it's a little tougher than normal plasterboard, due to its thickness. You can use an ordinary saw, but we recommend using a saw with fine teeth for a clean, precise cut. Always take the proper safety precautions when cutting insulation. We recommend cutting insulation in a clear, open space. You should always wear safety goggles and thick gloves.

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