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Definition of plasterboard in English: plasterboardnoun ˈplɑːstəbɔːdˈplæstərˌbɔrd mass nounBoard made of plaster set between two sheets of paper, used especially to form or line the inner walls of houses. Example sentencesExamples - The original pillars are there but the floor is covered in carpet tiles and the walls in plasterboard.
- New homes are built mainly out of materials such as wood for the frame and floors, plasterboard for the walls, and fabricated metal parts for plumbing fixtures.
- Firstly, if the walls are dry-lined with plasterboard with the joints between the boards taped and the nail holes filled, then you can go ahead and wallpaper.
- Alternatively, line the walls with additional plasterboard to increase the mass.
- The inner paper layer of plasterboard encourages mold growth when inner walls become damp from inadequate venting of moisture or from leaks from walls, roofs, or plumbing.
- When the charity bought it, the run-down dwelling was being refurbished with modern Spanish patio tiles and plasterboard walls.
- The outer walls are made of prefabricated wooden elements; the inside walls are of gypsum plasterboard, except for one living unit.
- The Defendant is a German company, domiciled in Germany which manufactures and supplies liner paper for gypsum plasterboard.
- For additional noise reduction, use 5/8-inch plasterboard on all the walls.
- Walls between practice rooms and studios are made of heavy concrete blocks with independent plasterboard inner skins to prevent lateral sound transmission.
- The only option available to you, therefore, is to have some sheets of insulated plasterboard fitted inside to all of the external walls of your house.
- If you have plasterboard walls you may be tempted to sound out the studs by tapping along the surface until the tone of the tap changes from hollow to shallow.
- Ben came up with the idea after walking past a building site and noticing that workers were struggling to carry a sheet of plasterboard.
- In the case of a condensation problem, you should have your basement insulated with some dry-lined, insulated plasterboard.
- There is not a single piece of plasterboard in the building.
- Most of these walls were plasterboard, but the box room was solid plaster, good structural walls there, good enough to stop a bullet anyway.
- Traditionally, plaster is a mixture of Portland cement, sand and water that is applied in layers to a base of wood or metal lath or perforated plasterboard.
- Its plants in Mugiemoss Road in Aberdeen and in nearby Abertay, which employ more than 400 between them, are largely used to convert recycled newspapers which are used to provide paper coatings for plasterboard and other purposes.
- The outer skin of a frame-house has two layers: weather boards or sheet material on the outside and plasterboard or something like it on the inside.
- You can remove the damaged plaster and use plasterboard as a replacement, adding a skim to finish it.
Definition of plasterboard in US English: plasterboardnounˈplastərˌbôrdˈplæstərˌbɔrd A type of drywall made of plaster between two sheets of heavy paper. Example sentencesExamples - Ben came up with the idea after walking past a building site and noticing that workers were struggling to carry a sheet of plasterboard.
- Traditionally, plaster is a mixture of Portland cement, sand and water that is applied in layers to a base of wood or metal lath or perforated plasterboard.
- The inner paper layer of plasterboard encourages mold growth when inner walls become damp from inadequate venting of moisture or from leaks from walls, roofs, or plumbing.
- There is not a single piece of plasterboard in the building.
- The original pillars are there but the floor is covered in carpet tiles and the walls in plasterboard.
- The Defendant is a German company, domiciled in Germany which manufactures and supplies liner paper for gypsum plasterboard.
- Most of these walls were plasterboard, but the box room was solid plaster, good structural walls there, good enough to stop a bullet anyway.
- When the charity bought it, the run-down dwelling was being refurbished with modern Spanish patio tiles and plasterboard walls.
- The outer walls are made of prefabricated wooden elements; the inside walls are of gypsum plasterboard, except for one living unit.
- For additional noise reduction, use 5/8-inch plasterboard on all the walls.
- If you have plasterboard walls you may be tempted to sound out the studs by tapping along the surface until the tone of the tap changes from hollow to shallow.
- Alternatively, line the walls with additional plasterboard to increase the mass.
- New homes are built mainly out of materials such as wood for the frame and floors, plasterboard for the walls, and fabricated metal parts for plumbing fixtures.
- Walls between practice rooms and studios are made of heavy concrete blocks with independent plasterboard inner skins to prevent lateral sound transmission.
- You can remove the damaged plaster and use plasterboard as a replacement, adding a skim to finish it.
- In the case of a condensation problem, you should have your basement insulated with some dry-lined, insulated plasterboard.
- Firstly, if the walls are dry-lined with plasterboard with the joints between the boards taped and the nail holes filled, then you can go ahead and wallpaper.
- The only option available to you, therefore, is to have some sheets of insulated plasterboard fitted inside to all of the external walls of your house.
- The outer skin of a frame-house has two layers: weather boards or sheet material on the outside and plasterboard or something like it on the inside.
- Its plants in Mugiemoss Road in Aberdeen and in nearby Abertay, which employ more than 400 between them, are largely used to convert recycled newspapers which are used to provide paper coatings for plasterboard and other purposes.
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