Material Sheet

Plaster & Plasterboard

Vapour Resistant Plaster Board

What is it used for

Residential

Used in homes, particularly in bathrooms and kitchens, to prevent moisture and condensation, protecting walls from dampness and mold. It helps maintain a dry and healthy indoor environment.

Commercial

Installed in high-humidity areas of commercial buildings, such as restrooms and kitchens, to prevent moisture ingress. It helps maintain structural integrity and prolongs the lifespan of the building materials.

Industrial

Applied in moisture-sensitive industrial environments, like laboratories and food processing plants, to control atmospheric conditions. It ensures safety and compliance with hygiene standards by preventing moisture-related issues.

Dimensions

Length: Typically 2400 mm or 3000 mm

Width: Typically 1200 mm

Thickness: 12.5 mm or 15 mm

Volume: Varies (example for 2400 mm x 1200 mm x 12.5 mm: 0.036 m³)

Weight: Approximately 10 kg to 12 kg per square meter

Colour: Usually blue or green (to indicate vapour resistance)

What it’s Made From

Residential
Vapour resistant plaster board is commonly used in homes to prevent moisture from penetrating walls and ceilings. This is particularly beneficial in bathrooms and kitchens, where high humidity levels can cause dampness and mold.

Commercial
In commercial buildings, vapour resistant plaster boards are installed to protect interiors from moisture damage. They are crucial in maintaining structural integrity and prolonging the lifespan of the building materials.

Industrial
Industrial settings utilize vapour resistant plaster boards to safeguard against moisture infiltration, ensuring that work environments remain dry and safe. This application is essential in facilities where humidity control is vital for operational efficiency and product quality.