The complete finishing system

The general-purpose board for dry interiors — partitions, wall linings, ceilings and shaftwalls where no special performance is required.

Applications: residential and commercial partitions, dry-lined masonry, suspended and fixed ceilings.

Silicone-treated core and water-repellent liners for intermittently humid interiors. The H classification is defined by water absorption: H1 under 5%, H2 under 10%, H3 under 25% by weight.

Applications: bathrooms, kitchens, utility and laundry rooms, humid coastal interiors, tile substrates in non-immersed areas.

Glass-fibre reinforced core formulated for improved cohesion at high temperature, so the board stays in place and continues to protect the structure behind it as the gypsum calcines.

Applications: fire-rated partitions and ceilings, protected escape routes, shaftwalls, structural steel and timber encasement.

Both characteristics in a single board — a reinforced fire core with a silicone-treated, water-repellent formulation.

Applications: hospital and hotel wet areas within rated walls, commercial kitchens, plant rooms, rated shaftwalls in humid environments.

A denser, harder, stronger board for surfaces that take punishment. Type D denotes density above 800 kg/m³, Type I enhanced surface hardness, Type R enhanced flexural strength — usually combined.

Applications: school and hospital corridors, back-of-house, circulation areas, sports halls, high-traffic commercial interiors.

Lighter-handling board optimised for overhead fixing and reduced sag across ceiling framing centres.

Applications: suspended and fixed ceilings, false ceilings, soffits, bulkheads.

Water-repellent core and liners for use as external sheathing behind a rainscreen or cladding, providing temporary weather exposure during construction.

Applications: external wall sheathing behind ventilated façades, soffits to sheltered external areas.

The classic hand-applied skim coat — the pink finishing plaster that takes a wall to a polished, paint-ready surface. Long open time and easy workability for a flawless closed finish.

Applications: skim finishing over plasterboard and undercoat plasters, patch repair, final coat in dry interiors.

Machine-applied lightweight plaster for single-coat application to masonry and concrete. Lower density means faster coverage per bag and less load on the structure — the productivity grade for volume sites.

Applications: machine plastering of block, brick and concrete walls and soffits; one-coat internal wall finishing.

A high-strength plaster formulated for surfaces exposed to mechanical stress, where a standard finish would mark or indent.

Applications: corridors, stairwells, schools, hospitals, public buildings and any interior subject to knocks and trolley traffic.

Undercoat plaster that builds out and levels uneven backgrounds before the finish coat, with good adhesion to dense and low-suction substrates.

Applications: levelling coat to blockwork, brick and concrete; background preparation ahead of Gypelle Finish.

High-whiteness casting plaster with rapid set and crisp edge retention, for the production and assembly of moulded and fibrous gypsum work.

Applications: cornices, mouldings, ceiling roses, GRG panels, decorative and heritage restoration work.

Open-textured, low-density plaster that absorbs sound energy rather than reflecting it — a seamless alternative to tiles and panels where the ceiling must stay monolithic.

Applications: auditoria, atria, lobbies, museums, places of worship, restaurants and any volume where reverberation must be controlled without visible acoustic panels.

Lightweight insulating plaster with expanded aggregate, adding thermal resistance to a wall while remaining a plaster finish. Useful where insulation boards cannot be accommodated — heritage interiors and irregular substrates.

Applications: internal insulation upgrades, retrofit of solid-wall buildings, thermal bridge treatment at reveals and soffits.

Sprayed or trowelled plaster for the passive fire protection of structural elements — an alternative to board encasement where geometry is complex.

Applications: structural steel and concrete protection, complex sections, service voids and areas where board encasement is impractical.

Gypsum mortar for laying and bonding gypsum blocks and lightweight partition units, giving thin, fast-setting joints.

Applications: gypsum block partitions, non-loadbearing internal walls not exposed to water.

Gypsum-based adhesive for direct-bond dry lining — fixing boards and insulated composite panels to solid backgrounds without framing.

Applications: dot-and-dab dry lining of masonry, bonding insulation composite panels, levelling minor background irregularity.

Cold-formed galvanised steel track and stud for non-structural drywall partitions — track at floor and head, studs between, noggin for horizontal bracing and fixture support.

Applications: stud partitions, shaftwalls, framing for fire- and acoustic-rated wall systems.

Suspension and grid components carrying board from the structural soffit — the framework behind every suspended and fixed ceiling.

Applications: suspended ceilings, fixed and bulkhead ceilings, soffits.

Metal trims for corners, edges and movement control in plastered and boarded finishes — where a wall is judged as closely as the joint.

Applications: external corners, exposed board edges, architectural shadow gaps, large plastered elevations subject to movement.

Mechanical fasteners and anchors for board-to-frame and frame-to-structure fixing.

Applications: board fixing to steel or timber framing, frame fixing to concrete and masonry, ceiling grid suspension.

Compounds and tapes for filling, embedding and finishing board joints to a seamless surface.

Concealed, removable access to services within a board ceiling or wall — electrical, plumbing and HVAC maintained without cutting the finish.

Applications: service risers, ceiling voids, shaftwalls.