The Story
Gyproc SoundBloc F is a high-performance acoustic plasterboard that provides superior sound reduction for internal walls and ceilings. Thanks to its dense Gypsum core and paper-lined surface, this board reduces noise significantly compared to standard plasterboard. It's used especially in environments where acoustic control is a priority, such as residential flats, apartments, offices or shared living spaces. The paper-lined surface also ensures it's ready for plastering, painting, wallpapering or light decoration.
Benefits
- High-quality and long-lasting acoustic performance
- Surface can be plastered, painted, papered or lightly decorated
- Suitable for multiple applications
- Easy to handle and install
- Improved comfort and quality of living
Good to know
- The board does not add structural strength, loads must be carried by the supporting frame
- Follow the standard dry-lining practices for cutting, fixing and joint finishing
- Boards should not be used in high-moisture areas
- Correct joint sealing and fixing patterns will help to achieve the best results
- Heavier than standard plasterboard
- May be used as part of a multi-layer system
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
Gyproc SoundBloc F is a high-performance acoustic plasterboard that provides superior sound reduction for internal walls and ceilings. Thanks to its dense Gypsum core and paper-lined surface, this board reduces noise significantly compared to standard plasterboard. It's used especially in environments where acoustic control is a priority, such as residential flats, apartments, offices or shared living spaces. The paper-lined surface also ensures it's ready for plastering, painting, wallpapering or light decoration.
Benefits
- High-quality and long-lasting acoustic performance
- Surface can be plastered, painted, papered or lightly decorated
- Suitable for multiple applications
- Easy to handle and install
- Improved comfort and quality of living
Good to know
- The board does not add structural strength, loads must be carried by the supporting frame
- Follow the standard dry-lining practices for cutting, fixing and joint finishing
- Boards should not be used in high-moisture areas
- Correct joint sealing and fixing patterns will help to achieve the best results
- Heavier than standard plasterboard
- May be used as part of a multi-layer system
