[A REVISAR] CONTINUOUS FALSE CEILING: PLASTERBOARD

Considering installing a continuous plasterboard false ceiling? You should know that it is a very attractive solution. Thanks to its ease of installation and maintenance, it also saves time and reduces the amount of material held in storage.

More information about plasterboard:

It can be used in new build and also on old or damaged walls and cracked ceilings, as well as to create partition walls or carry out small refurbishments. The boards are faced with a white polyvinyl chloride film that gives them special waterproofing and cleaning properties. They include an aluminium foil on the back that acts as a vapour barrier and prevents condensation. In addition, they are easy to install and maintain and provide easy access to the plenum. It is a versatile ceiling that adapts to any type of space, whatever its activity: commercial, educational or professional.

This construction system is installed on a set of steel suspension profiles that acts as a framework onto which the boards are screwed, and it is this framework that actually gives the whole assembly its rigidity.

At THU we have the right profiles for every type of project, as well as the accessories needed to achieve the best finishes with this type of material.

It is a very economical and simple option, laid on a 600×600 mm modular demountable ceiling suspension grid (T15, T24, T-Clip 15, T-Clip 24 or T-Decor 24) which, properly combined with its wide range of colours, offers aesthetic possibilities at a very competitive price.

If you have any doubts or questions about our products, please do not hesitate to contact us on 961 340 544 or at marketing@thu.es

 

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