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Drywall (also
called plasterboard, dry lining, wallboard,
sheet rock, gib board,
gypsum board,
buster board,
turtles board, slap board,
custard board,...
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between paper lining. Such
boards are also
referred to as sheetrock,
plasterboards, drywall,
wallboards and gyprock.
Gypsum waste in some
countries also...
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plaster largely fell out of
favour in the U.K.
after the
introduction of
plasterboard in the 1930s. In
Canada and the
United States, wood lath and plaster...
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purchased the
British company BPB plc, the world's
largest manufacturer of
plasterboard, for US$6.7 billion. In
August 2007, the
company acquired Maxit Group...
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Redland plc
until 1997). BPB plc (British
Plasterboard), the world's
largest manufacturer of
plasterboard (calcium sulphate) who own
British Gypsum,...
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allowed carpenters to do away with
heavy timber sills. Also,
drywall (
plasterboard) came into
common use
replacing lime
plaster on
wooden lath. Plywood...
- such as the UK, ever
finer layers of
plaster are
added on top of the
plasterboard (or
sometimes the
brick wall directly) to give a
smooth brown polished...
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Royal Portbury Dock, off
junction 19 of the M5 on the A369 is
Lafarge Plasterboard.
Thatchers Cider is in Sandford,
North Somerset on the A368, two miles...
- as a
finish for
walls and ceilings, and is
known in
construction as
plasterboard, "sheetrock", or drywall.
Gypsum provides a
degree of fire-resistance...
- been reduced. If
there is a
source of
sulfate bearing material, such as
plasterboard or
natural gypsum (calcium
sulfate dihydrate),
under anaerobic conditions...
