The Installation Handbook - Howarth Timber
The Installation Handbook - Howarth Timber
The Installation Handbook - Howarth Timber
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60 x 60mm rock mineral wool batt<br />
TO DO TYPEFACE<br />
100mm<br />
GTEC Corridor Span T<br />
43.0mm<br />
Front Elevation<br />
GTEC Movement<br />
Control Joint<br />
Wide flange for<br />
easier fixing of<br />
plasterboard<br />
Movement control joints<br />
<strong>The</strong> continuity of the plasterboard and supporting structure<br />
should be broken by movement control joints:<br />
1. Where the ceiling runs 10m or more in any direction<br />
2. Where the ceiling crosses structural movement joints<br />
Movement joints running parallel to the<br />
Corridor Span T<br />
Leave a 12.5mm gap in the runs of the GTEC T-Bar Corridor<br />
Span T as wide as the movement joint.<br />
Support the cut end of the GTEC T-Bar Corridor Span T with<br />
hangers no more than 50mm from the cut edge. When<br />
boarding the ceiling leave 12.5mm continuous gap along the<br />
line of the movement joint.<br />
Ceiling Openings<br />
For details contact Enquiryline.<br />
GTEC T-Bar<br />
Corridor Span T<br />
Boarding Along Corridor<br />
(recommended)<br />
Boarding Across Corridor<br />
Synia<br />
Synia<br />
Synia - <strong>The</strong> new plasterboard innovation from Lafarge.<br />
Synia is a unique plasterboard design from Lafarge that<br />
provides the ultimate flat ceiling in drylining.<br />
Traditionally, drylining plasterboards are manufactured with<br />
2 tapered edges in order to create a seamless finish when<br />
jointed. For ceilings this has presented installers with the<br />
problem of extra planing, labour costs and time for the<br />
cut ends.<br />
Synia has been created with a unique edge design which,<br />
once fixed, reveals a 4 tapered edge for jointing. This offers<br />
the installer a faster, easier solution, resulting in the ultimate<br />
flat ceiling.<br />
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