Plasterboard sheets are panels made of calcium sulfate dehydrate that is usually pressed between a facer and backer. The main application of these sheets is in the construction industry, to make ceilings and interior walls. The use of this construction material is known as drywall construction and is quite a popular alternative for traditional lath and plaster.
The look it provides is elegant and comfort is second to none. The problem that many contractors face is the storage of the sheets. The technique could be similar to Pallet Racking in Brisbane but needs additional measures, as it is quite sensitive to moisture. The manufacturers believe that good packaging, handling and storage are important for the safety and the look it provides for the house or commercial setup.
Depending upon the type and dimension, the gypsum boards are packed. A few numbers of boards are stacked on each other and placed on pallets. The stacking should be perfect, both horizontally and vertically as well. After the professionals make the stack, all the four sides are packed with other boards, to provide maximum safety.
Storage also plays a crucial role in these boards. One should see that boards are placed flat on a plain surface. The storage condition should be dry; if exposed to moisture, the sheets would bend or sag, losing the elegant look they possess. Such damaged boards would be useless in the construction industry. The other problem that one could face is that if the boards face high levels of moisture are water stains and discolouration, mould paper delamination and sag.
Experts suggest storing these boards indoor, which would aid in providing maximum protection. This would help in maintaining the quality of the boards, which can aid in maintaining the classic look.
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