Installation Details. D1 General D2 Walls D3 Ceilings D4 Reference. D Installation Details
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1 D Installation Details D1 General D2 Walls D3 Ceilings D4 Reference D Installation Details
2 D Contents D1 General Installation and Fastening Sequence for Steel Studs D1.1 Fastener Selection D1.3 D2 Walls Wall Construction Notes D2.1 Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - Plasterboard Installation D2.2 Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - Terminals and Junctions D2.5 Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - Base Details D2.8 Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - Head Details D2.9 Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - Control / Movement Joints D2.11 Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - Door Details D2.13 Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - Plumbing Penetrations D2.14 Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - Electrical Penetrations D2.17 Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - HVAC Penetrations D2.20 Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - Access Panel D2.22 Non Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - Plasterboard Installation D2.23 Non Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - Base Details D2.25 Non Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - Head Details D2.26 Non Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - Control Joints D2.27 Non Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - Back-blocking D2.28 Door Details - Non Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls D2.28 Non Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - Plumbing Penetrations D2.29 Fire Rated Timber Framed Walls - Plasterboard Installation D2.31 Fire Rated Timber Framed Walls - Wall Junctions D2.34 Fire Rated Timber Framed Walls - Base Detail D2.37 Fire Rated Timber Framed Walls - Head Details D2.38 Fire Rated Timber Framed Walls - Plumbing Penetrations D2.39 Fire Rated Timber Framed Walls - Acoustic Details D2.40 D3 Ceilings Ceiling Construction Notes D3.1 Fire Rated Ceilings - Plasterboard Installation D3.3 Fire Rated Ceilings - Back-blocking D3.4 Fire Rated Ceilings - Perimeter D3.5 Fire Rated Ceilings - Bulkhead D3.8 Fire Rated Ceilings - Movement / Control Joints D3.9 Fire Rated Ceilings - Lights D3.10 Fire Rated Ceilings - Electrical and Loaded Penetrations D3.11 Fire Rated Ceilings - Beam Protection D3.13 Non Fire Rated Ceilings - Plasterboard Installation D3.15 Non Fire Rated Ceilings - Back-blocking D3.17 Non Fire Rated Ceilings - Perimeter D3.18 Non Fire Rated Ceilings - Bulkhead D3.19 Non Fire Rated Ceilings - Acoustic Details D3.20 D4 Reference Old / New Reference Guide D4.1 Quick-Find Index D4.2 Installation Details D
3 Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS D Installation Details D1 General Installation and Fastening Sequence for Steel Studs The fi rst plasterboard sheet installed at a joint should be fi xed to the open side of a stud fl ange. Additional sheets are then installed in the direction toward the closed side of the stud web. When installing the first side, screw-fasten the plasterboard sheets to studs at edges only, as illustrated in Figure 1 (positions 1 and 2). Then, on the second side, fasten the edge (position 3) followed by intermediate studs (position 4). Return to the fi rst side and fasten sheets to previously unattached studs (position 5). 3 4 INCORRECT DIRECTION IN RELATION TO STUD Figure 2 - Incorrect Fastening Sequence CORRECT DIRECTION IN RELATION TO STUD Figure 1 - Correct Fastening Sequence Caution Avoid fixing Boral Plasterboard sheets in the direction from the closed side of the stud to the open side of the stud web (Figure 2). This will result in the fi rst sheet at a joint being incorrectly screwed to the fl ange on the closed side of the stud. The fl ange will then be free to defl ect when the next sheet is screwed to the open side (Figure 2). This can permanently bend the fl ange, resulting in a lipped joint. Bent flange Twisted stud Lipped Joint Lipped Joint Figure 3 - Effect of Incorrect Fastening Sequence If the stud is not supported fi rmly while the screws are driven, the stud can twist from square, also resulting in a lipped joint (Figure 3). Do not fix plasterboard sheets in the direction from the closed side of the stud to the open side of the stud web (Figure 2). Do not screw the first sheet at a joint to the flange at the closed side of a stud web. General D1 BORAL PLASTERBOARD February 2009 D1. 1
4 D1 General D Installation Details Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS» Installation and Fastening Sequence for Steel Studs Correct Installation The correct direction of sheet installation is in the direction from the open side of the stud to the closed side of the stud web (Figure 4). The fi rst sheet installed at a joint is screwed to the fl ange at the open side of the stud. The fl ange will initially defl ect then straighten as the screw pulls tight. Ensure that the stud is adequately supported to avoid twisting, and fully screw this sheet to the stud before continuing. The next sheet is now screwed to the fl ange at the closed side of the stud. The defl ection on this part of the fl ange is very small, and the previously installed sheet helps keep the assembly rigid during the installation of the second sheet. If fi xed correctly the result is a fl at joint with no lipping (Figure 5). The correct installation sequence is illustrated in Figure 5 below. Do fi x plasterboard sheets in the direction from the open side of the stud to the closed side of the stud (Figure 4). Do screw the fi rst sheet at a joint to the fl ange at the open side of a stud. CORRECT DIRECTION IN RELATION TO STUD Figure 4 - Correct Fastening Sequence Detail Flat Joint Figure 5 - Effect of Correct Fastening Sequence D1.2 February 2009 BORAL PLASTERBOARD
5 Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS D Installation Details Fastener Selection Plasterboard to Frame Fasteners Plasterboard Thickness (mm) 1 x 10 1 x 13 Boral Smooth Shank Gold Passivated Nails 9 40 softwood 30 hardwood 40 softwood 30 hardwood Timber Frame Steel Frame Boral Annular Ring Shank Galvanised Nails 9 Types S 3 and Nails 9 and Uni-nails 9 (2.8 mm dia UNO) Type W Screws 2 Type D 4 Screws softwood 30 hardwood 40 softwood 30 hardwood 6-9 x 25W wall 6-9 x 32W ceiling 6-9 x 32W 6-18 x 25 7 D, S 6-18 x 25 7 D, S 1 x softwood 40 hardwood 6-9 x 40W 6-18 x 30 D, S 1 x x 40D, S 2 x x 40W 6-18 x 30D, S 2 x x 50W 6-18 x 40D, S x 50W 6-18 x 40D, S 2 x x 60W 6-18 x 45D, S 3 x x x 60W 7-16 x 50S 3 x x x 75W 8-15 x 60S Plasterboard to Plasterboard Fasteners Number of Layers of Plasterboard x Thickness Plasterboard A Plasterboard B Type L 10 Screws for Fixing Plasterboard A to B 1 x 13mm 13mm 10-8 x 32mm 1 x 16mm 16mm 10-8 x 38mm 1 x 16mm 2 x 16mm 6-8 x 50mm Notes: 1. All screws to be to Australian Standard AS corrosion class W is a single start, needle point, bugle head type W gypsum screw for fixing to hardwood and softwood framing. In some instances double start thread screws are permissible (refer Boral Plasterboard). 3. S is a double start, needle point, bugle head type S gypsum screw for fixing to steel gauges of up to 0.80mm BMT. 4. D is a double start, drill point, bugle head type D gypsum screw for fixing to steel gauges 0.80 to 2.00mm BMT. 5. L is a single start, needle point, bugle head type L gypsum screw for fixing plasterboard to plasterboard. 6. Screw designation given as (minimum screw gauge) - (threads per inch +1) x (minimum screw length). 7. For ease of construction with framing steel gauges of less than 0.8mm BMT use 30mm minimum screw length. 8. Correct screw length is critical when fastening to resilient furring channel to avoid acoustic bridging. 9. Nail lengths are minimums, however care is needed when selecting longer nails to avoid nail bending in hardwoods or popping of plasterboard with unseasoned timber. 10. For wall systems only. Tables to be read in conjunction with plasterboard installation details. General D1 BORAL PLASTERBOARD February 2009 D1. 3
6 D1 General D Installation Details Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS This page left blank intentionally. D1.4 February 2009 BORAL PLASTERBOARD
7 Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS D Installation Details D2 Walls Wall Construction Notes 1. Steel stud wall systems are non load bearing unless noted otherwise. 2. Wall systems should not be used where conditions of constant excessive moisture or humidity are prevalent ie, in excess of 90% relative humidity. 3. Movement joints should be put at building construction joint locations. Control joints should be spaced at not more than 12 metre maximum centres in either direction. 4. Finish all joints with Boral Plasterboard jointing system, compromising perforated tape and jointing compound. 5. All approved fire rated penetrations must be installed and caulked in accordance with details provided in this manual. 6. Fire rated systems must be assembled strictly in accordance with relevant test reports, opinions, approved system details and specifications. 7. Steel Studs in fire rated partitions are not to be fastened to top and bottom tracks except boxed studs facing fire door openings, in which case the boxed studs are pop riveted to the tracks. 8. Steel wall framing to Rondo specifications or approved equivalent and spaced at 600mm centres maximum. 9. Components must not be used if fractured or damaged. 10. Butt joints to be backed by stud or nogging for fire rated systems. 11. Mid span nogging is recommended for erection purposes for steel stud walls greater than 3600mm. 12. Timber stud framing to AS1684, relevant Australian Standards and spaced at 600mm centres maximum. 13. Fire rated timber systems shall be read in conjunction with Timber Charfactor Tables in Section C3 of this manual. D2 Walls BORAL PLASTERBOARD February 2009 D2. 1
8 D Installation Details Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - Plasterboard Installation Do not fasten plasterboard to top and bottom tracks 60mm Fasteners 25mm min screw length Butt joints to fall on studs Stagger horizontal joints on opposite wall face 550mm min 200mm 200mm max ctrs on edges, staggered Additional fasteners placed 60mm from top edge of sheet 60mm 1 layer Boral Plasterboard Firestop to each face. Stagger vertical joints 600mm min both faces 300mm Screws 10-16mm min from sheet edges CS 600mm max ctrs Acoustic insulation if required Bottom track 300mm ctrs on studs in field of board Screws 10-16mm min from sheet edges Fire Rated Steel Stud - Horizontal Fixing - Single Layer Top track Do not fasten plasterboard to top and bottom tracks CS 600mm max ctrs Acoustic insulation if required Vertical joints to be staggered 600mm min with joints on opposite face 1 layer Boral Plasterboard Firestop each face 300mm max ctrs in field of plasterboard D2 Walls Bottom track 200mm max ctrs on edges staggered Fasteners 10-16mm from edge of sheet Fire Rated Steel Stud - Vertical Fixing - Single Layer D2.2 February 2009 BORAL PLASTERBOARD
9 Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS D Installation Details» Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - Plasterboard Installation Top track CS 600mm max ctrs Stagger inner layer horizontal joints between opposite linings by 200mm min or back with nogging Stagger joints in outer layers 600mm min vertical and 300mm min horizontal Acoustic insulation if required 200mm Tape and set joints to external layers only 600mm ctrs max in first layers Stagger joints in first layer 600mm on opposite wall face 2 layers Boral Plasterboard Firestop or Wet Area Firestop to each side 600mm max 600mm 300mm 300mm max ctrs in field of plasterboard Stagger fasteners 100mm (fasteners 45mm min screw length) 200mm max ctrs on edges staggered Fasteners to inner layers to be 25mm min screw length Fasteners 10mm - 16mm from edge of sheet Do not fix plasterboard into top and bottom tracks Bottom track Fire Rated Steel Stud - Horizontal Fixing - Multiple Layer Top track Do not fasten plasterboard into top and bottom tracks CS 600mm max ctrs Tape and set joints to external layers only Acoustic insulation if required Stagger vertical joints in first layers 600mm min on opposite wall face 2 layers Boral Plasterboard Firestop or Wet Area Firestop to each side Fasteners to inner layers to be 25mm min screw length Bottom track 600mm max 600mm min 200mm 300mm 200mm max ctrs on edges staggered 300mm max ctrs in field of plasterboard Stagger fasteners 100mm (fasteners 45mm min screw length) Fasteners 10mm - 16mm from edge of sheet 600mm ctrs max in first layers Walls Fire Rated Steel Stud - Vertical Fixing - Multiple Layer D2 BORAL PLASTERBOARD February 2009 D2. 3
10 D2 Walls D Installation Details Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS» Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - Plasterboard Installation Top track CS 600mm max ctrs Stagger joints in outer layers 600mm min vertical and 300mm min horizontal Do not fasten plasterboard into top and bottom tracks Tape and set joints to external layers only Acoustic insulation if required Stagger vertical joints in first layers 600mm min on opposite wall face 2 layers Boral Plasterboard Firestop or Wet Area Firestop to each side Fasteners to inner layers to be 25mm min screw length 600mm max 600mm min 200mm 300mm 300mm max ctrs in field of plasterboard 200mm max ctrs on edges staggered Stagger fasteners 100mm (fasteners 45mm min screw length) Fasteners 10mm - 16mm from edge of sheet Bottom track 600mm ctrs max in first layers Fire Rated Steel Stud - Mixed Orientation - Multiple Layer D2.4 February 2009 BORAL PLASTERBOARD
11 Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS D Installation Details Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - Terminals and Junctions External corner bead typ CS stud Joint reinforcement tape typ Boral Plasterboard Cornice Adhesive Joint treatment Boral Plasterboard Cornice Adhesive External corner bead typ 0.75mm BMT galv sheet steel corner reinforcement screwed to 400mm ctrs Boral Plasterboard Firestop or Wet Area Firestop Corner reinforcement tape typ Boral Plasterboard Firestop or Wet Area Firestop Stopping angle Masonry wall (or other) CS stud Fire grade sealant or Cornice Adhesive. Caulk all perimeter gaps Acoustic sealant if required Single Stud Terminal and Junction Details (Twin stud, staggered stud layout similar) Fastener Notes: Control joints must coincide with those occurring in the main building structure and/or at maximum 12 metre centres. Location of control joints should be verified with structural engineer. Walls D2 BORAL PLASTERBOARD February 2009 D2. 5
12 D Installation Details Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS» Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - Terminals and Junctions Plasterboard as required for fire resistance and acoustic ratings. Fix to standard fire/acoustic details CT or DT track as required fixed to standard details Studs to provide support at corner Rondo PN x 50 x 0.75 BMT galv MS angle full height to all corners. Fasten to adjacent stud CS studs at not greater than 600mm ctrs to each leaf Twin Steel Stud T-Junction Detail CS studs at not greater than 600mm ctrs to each leaf Plasterboard as required for fire resistance and acoustic ratings. Fix to standard fire/acoustic details Rondo PN x 50 x 0.75 BMT galv MS angle full height to all corners. Fasten to adjacent stud CT or DT track as required fixed to standard details D2 Walls Twin Steel Stud Corner Detail Extra studs to provide support at corner D2.6 February 2009 BORAL PLASTERBOARD
13 Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS D Installation Details» Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - Terminals and Junctions Boral Plasterboard Firestop as required for fire resistance level fixed to standard fire resisting construction details CT or DT track as required and fixed to standard details Rondo PN x 50 x 0.75BMT galv MS angle full height to all corners Extra studs to provide support at corner CS studs at not greater than 300mm ctrs Clip ex Rondo PN mm long Staggered Steel Stud T-Junction Detail Firestop Plasterboard as required for fire resistance level fixed to standard fire resisting construction details CS studs at not greater than 300mm ctrs CT or DT track as required and fixed to standard details Rondo PN x 50 x 0.75BMT galv MS angle full height to all corners Clip ex Rondo PN mm long Extra studs to provide support at corner Staggered Steel Stud Corner Detail Walls D2 BORAL PLASTERBOARD February 2009 D2. 7
14 D Installation Details Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - Base Details CS 600mm ctrs max Boral Plasterboard Firestop Skirting if required Insulation if required Bottom track Fill gaps with Boral Plasterboard Cornice Adhesive or fire grade sealant 600mm ctrs max Continuous bead of acoustic sealant under bottom track if required Partition Base Detail Rondo PN 140 screw to stud Appropriate bottom track to suit application Staggered Stud Base Detail D2 Walls CS 600mm ctrs max Boral Plasterboard Firestop Insulation if required Skirting if required 600mm ctrs max Continuous bead of acoustic sealant under bottom track if required Bottom track Fill gaps with Boral Plasterboard Cornice Adhesive or fire grade sealant Partition Wet Area Base Detail Wet area side Boral Plasterboard Wet Area Firestop Ceramic wall tiles Wet area flashing (upvc angle cove) adhered to sub floor with wet area flashing adhesive Flexible sealant relief joint 5mm - 10mm fire grade wet area sealant Floor tiles D2.8 February 2009 BORAL PLASTERBOARD
15 Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS D Installation Details Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - Head Details 600mm ctrs max Top track 16mm gap Square finish, cornice or stopping bead if required Caulk perimeter gaps with Boral Plasterboard Cornice Adhesive or fire grade sealant Boral Plasterboard Firestop each side CS 600mm ctrs max Partition Head Detail 600mm ctrs max 20mm Concrete soffit or permanent formwork Deflection Head track Caulk gaps and any through voids with fire grade sealant Boral Plasterboard Firestop each side CS 600mm ctrs max Deflection Head Detail Concrete soffit or permanent formwork 600mm ctrs max Caulk perimeter gaps with Boral Plasterboard Cornice Adhesive or fire grade sealant Appropriate top track to suit application Gap as required to suit application Square finish, cornice or stopping bead if required Rondo PN 140 screw to stud Boral Plasterboard Firestop as required Walls Staggered Stud Head Detail D2 BORAL PLASTERBOARD February 2009 D2. 9
16 D2 Walls D Installation Details Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS» Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - Head Details Insulation as required Floor Boral Firestop Plasterboard ceiling system continuous over walls and direct fixed to joists or to furring/battens Continuous bead of sealant over track and fix track to furring channels Tape and set or cornice finish Continuously fill gap with fire grade sealant Boral Plasterboard Firestop as required Fire Rated Wall to Fire Rated Ceiling Detail D2.10 February 2009 BORAL PLASTERBOARD
17 Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS D Installation Details Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - Control / Movement Joints 16mm Boral Plasterboard Firestop or Wet Area Firestop Detail B 20mm Detail A Masonry wall or other Detail C Fix plasterboard to second stud not to end stud against wall Stopping angle Fastener Acoustic sealant if required Boral Plasterboard fire grade sealant CS stud Control Joint Details FRL 60/60/60 (also available in other FRLs) Jointing 20mm max Stopping Bead to suit 16mm Boral Plasterboard Firestop or Wet Area Firestop CS stud 16mm deep fire grade sealant control joint Masonry wall or other Acoustic sealant if required Detail A Jointing Stopping Bead to suit 16mm Boral Plasterboard Firestop or Wet Area Firestop 16mm deep fire grade sealant control joint CS stud 20mm max Backing rod or tape backing Detail B CS stud 16mm Boral Plasterboard Firestop or Wet Area Firestop Jointing 20mm max Backing rod or tape backing 16mm deep fire grade sealant control joint Decorative expansion joint trim (non fire rated section, Rondo P35 shown) Walls D2 Detail C BORAL PLASTERBOARD February 2009 D2. 11
18 D Installation Details Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS» Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - Control/Movement Joints 160mm 150mm 16mm Boral Firestop 10mm Expansion joint Boral Plasterboard Firestop back blocks adhered to back of board on one side of partition with Cornice Adhesive Steel stud 16mm Boral Plasterboard Firestop Screw fix with laminating screws this side only Movement Joint Detail FRL 60/60/60 Steel stud framed wall to normal fire rated wall details Laminate 16 or 25mm Firestop strips to full width and height as shown using cornice adhesive 6 x 50 laminating 600mm ctrs to one side of joint 30-50mm 150mm mm Optional cover strap Movement Joint Detail FRL 120/120/120 D2 Walls Notes: Maximum joint movement capacity +/-20mm horizontally in plane of wall. FRL of wall not to exceed 120/120/120. Floor tracks to be cut over width of required control joint. D2.12 February 2009 BORAL PLASTERBOARD
19 Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS D Installation Details Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - Door Details Fix box studs only to top and bottom tracks Top track Note: Jamb studs may consist of double CS studs or boxed CS studs. This may be determined by structural requirements or the fixing details recommended by the door frame manufacturer. Door head trimmer ex track Intermediate steel stud Boxed studs at door jambs only Door Head Trimmer Detail Note: Jamb studs may consist of double CS studs or boxed CS studs. This may be determined by structural requirements or the fixing details recommended by the door frame manufacturer. Boral Firestop Plasterboard Door head trimmer Notes: Details shown are generic only. Check with specific door frame manufacturer to ensure that fire rating is maintained. Metal door frame Door Head Detail Metal door frame Boxed studs at jambs Boral Firestop Plasterboard Walls Door Jamb Detail D2 BORAL PLASTERBOARD February 2009 D2. 13
20 D Installation Details Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - Plumbing Penetrations 2 layers 16mm Boral Plasterboard Firestop each side Fire collars to both sides to manufacturer s details. Seal gaps with fire grade sealant Max 110mm upvc Penetration Detail - upvc Pipe - Single Stud - FRL NA/120/NA Ceramic wall tiles Boral Plasterboard Wet Area Firestop. For FRL 120/120/120 use 2 layers Boral Wet Area Firestop Plasterboard 100mm Max 110mm upvc Fire Collar. Seal gaps with fire grade sealant Plasterboard block ex 3 x 25mm Boral Plasterboard Shaftliner and 1 layer Boral Plasterboard Firestop laminated together and screw fixed to face sheet Track nogging support if required D2 Walls Penetration Detail - upvc Pipe - Twin Stud - FRL 60/60/60 D2.14 February 2009 BORAL PLASTERBOARD
21 Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS D Installation Details» Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - Plumbing Penetrations 2 layers Boral Plasterboard Firestop each side 30mm Fire Sealant 20mm 50mm Max 152mm Copper or steel pipe Walls D2 Penetration Detail - Copper/Steel Pipe - Single Stud - FRL 120/120/- Ceramic tiles on Type 1 organic based wall tile adhesive 300mm square panel 2 x 16mm Boral Plasterboard Wet Area Firestop plasterboard screw laminated together Fire grade sealant Cast iron pipe 100mm max iron or copper Penetration Detail - Copper/Steel Pipe - Twin Stud - FRL 60/60/60 Boral Plasterboard Wet Area Firestop. For FRL 120/120/120 use 2 layers Boral Plasterboard Firestop BORAL PLASTERBOARD February 2009 D2. 15
22 D Installation Details Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS» Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - Plumbing Penetrations Boral Plasterboard Wet Area Firestop Ceramic wall tiles Provide nogging to back of tap set and secure pipes Flexible sealant 300mm square piece of 16mm Boral Plasterboard Wet Area Firestop screw fixed to face layer Boral Plasterboard Wet Area Sealant CS stud Boral Plasterboard Firestop Plumbing pipes Typical Plumbing Penetration Detail - Section 300mm square piece of 16mm Boral Plasterboard Wet Area Firestop screw fixed to face layer Boral Plasterboard Firestop Provide nogging to back of tap set and secure pipes CS stud Ceramic wall tiles Flexible sealant Boral Plasterboard Wet Area Firestop Boral Plasterboard Wet Area Sealant Typical Plumbing Penetration Detail - Plan D2 Walls Notes: The following instructions must be followed to achieve satisfactory results: Care should be taken to isolate copper pipes away from contact with steel framing to avoid problems with corrosion. Plasterboard linings are not to act as supports for piping. Piping is to be kept clear of face sheets and baffles. Ensure that baffles protect the areas immediately behind wall penetrations. Pipes are to penetrate one face only of the partition between any two wall studs. Total area of all openings between any two wall studs must be no greater than 5000mm 2. D2.16 February 2009 BORAL PLASTERBOARD
23 Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS D Installation Details Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - Electrical Penetrations 1 layer 16mm Boral Plasterboard Firestop or Wet Area Firestop each side Optional insulation Switch plate Fire rated switch box as supplied by manufacturer Switch plate fixing screws Seal penetrations with sealant as recommended by manufacturer Switch plate bracket Fire Rated GPO Detail Only - Partition FRL 60/60/60 1 layer 13mm Boral Plasterboard Firestop or Wet Area Firestop Optional insulation 2 layers 13mm Boral Plasterboard Firestop or Wet Area Firestop Switch plate Fire rated switch box as supplied by manufacturer Switch plate fixing screws Seal penetrations with sealant as recommended by manufacturer Switch plate bracket Fire Rated GPO Detail Only - Partition FRL 90/90/90 2 layers 16mm Boral Plasterboard Firestop or Wet Area Firestop Optional insulation 2 layers 16mm Boral Plasterboard Firestop or Wet Area Firestop Switch plate Fire rated switch box as supplied by manufacturer Switch plate fixing screws Seal penetrations with sealant as recommended by manufacturer Switch plate bracket Fire Rated GPO Detail Only - Partition FRL 120/120/120 Walls D2 BORAL PLASTERBOARD February 2009 D2. 17
24 D Installation Details Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS» Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - Electrical Penetrations Stud Boral Plasterboard Firestop baffle in partition cavity Note: Only 2 non fire rated GPOs on any wall face per stud panel 50mm min 50mm min 150mm min 50mm min Cutouts for non fire rated GPOs 50mm min Typical Layout Elevation - Non Fire Rated GPOs in Fire Rated Partition 50mm min 50mm min 1 layer 16mm Boral Plasterboard Firestop baffle in partition cavity. Refer elevation this page 1 layer 16mm Boral Plasterboard Firestop or Wet Area Firestop CS 600mm ctrs max Cutout for non fire rated GPO Typical Layout Plan - Non Fire Rated GPOs in FRL 60/60/60 Partition 50mm min 50mm min 2 layers 13mm or 16mm Boral Plasterboard Firestop baffle in partition cavity. Refer elevation this page D2 Walls 2 layers 13mm or 16mm Boral Plasterboard Firestop or Wet Area Firestop CS 600mm ctrs max Cutout for non fire rated GPO Typical Layout Plan - Non Fire Rated GPOs in FRL 90/90/90 and FRL 120/120/120 Partition D2.18 February 2009 BORAL PLASTERBOARD
25 Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS D Installation Details» Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - Electrical Penetrations Dotted outline of Fyre-Seal-Mastic overlap (30mm) on face of plasterboard Pack out gaps with IBS Strip 320mm Max opening in wall 320mm x 95mm Electrical cables 95mm Metal cable tray Gaps filled with Fyre-Seal-Mastic Penetration Detail - Cable Tray - Section Through Tray 2 layers 13mm or 16mm Boral Plasterboard Firestop or Boral Plasterboard Wet Area Firestop to each face Outline of cable tray Electrical cables D2 Walls 30mm CS 600mm max ctrs (refer to Selector+ Plasterboard Systems) Cover of Fyre-Seal-Mastic 10mm 3mm 50mm wide IBS strips Penetration Detail - Cable Tray - Section Through Wall BORAL PLASTERBOARD February 2009 D2. 19
26 D Installation Details Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - HVAC Penetrations 1 layer 16mm Boral Plasterboard Firestop or Wet Area Firestop Damper body 50mm wide x 16mm Boral Plasterboard Firestop or Wet Area Firestop strip, laminated around damper opening 27mm IBS rod in 16mm gap covered with 5mm min fire grade sealant Damper framing angle Bullocks Fire Damper type 4900 style P 22mm IBS rod in 12mm gap covered with 5mm min fire grade sealant Variation on treatment to top of 400mm x 200mm Bullocks Damper Type 5650 style F Fire grade sealant behind framing angle 1 layer 16mm Boral Plasterboard Firestop or Wet Area Firestop Deflection head track support use CS stud section for 400mm x 200mm damper CS stud framing Typical Fire Damper Detail - FRL 60/60/60 Steel Stud Wall 16mm Boral Plasterboard Firestop or Wet Area Firestop 38mm x 38mm x 2.5mm thick damper support angle CS stud framing Pop rivet 300mm x 300mm curtain damper body 1.6mm galvanised steel CS stud damper support frame Nominal 16mm clearance between damper and support frame 16mm Boral Plasterboard Firestop or Wet Area Firestop High temperature Rockwool compressed to half its original thickness D2 Walls Section Typical Fire Damper Detail - FRL 60/60/60 Steel Stud Wall Elevation Notes: Consult with Mechanical and Structural Engineers for details of methods of supporting damper at wall, especially if damper opening exceeds 600mm x 900mm. Refer to fire damper manufacturer for alternative or additional fixing details. D2.20 February 2009 BORAL PLASTERBOARD
27 Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS D Installation Details» Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - HVAC Penetrations 1 layer 13mm Boral Plasterboard Firestop or Wet Area Firestop Damper body 50mm wide x 13mm Boral Plasterboard Firestop or Wet Area Firestop strip, laminated around damper opening 27mm IBS rod in 16mm gap covered with 5mm min fire grade sealant Damper framing angle Fire grade sealant behind framing angle 1 layer 13mm Boral Plasterboard Firestop or Wet Area Firestop Deflection head track support use CS stud section for 200mm x 400mm damper Bullocks Fire Damper type 4900 style P 900mm H x 600mm W 22mm IBS rod in 12mm gap covered with 5mm min fire grade sealant Variation on treatment to top of 200mm H x 400mm W Bullocks Damper type 5650 style F 2 layers 13mm Boral Plasterboard Firestop or Wet Area Firestop CS stud framing Typical Fire Damper Detail - FRL 90/90/90 Steel Stud Wall 2 layers 16mm Boral Plasterboard Firestop or Wet Area Firestop Damper body 50mm wide x 13mm Boral Plasterboard Firestop or Wet Area Firestop strip, laminated around damper opening if using partition system Ss3 27mm IBS rod in 16mm gap covered with 5mm min fire grade sealant Damper framing angle Bullocks Fire Damper type 4900 style P 900mm H x 600mm W 22mm IBS rod in 12mm gap covered with 5mm min fire grade sealant Variation on treatment to top of 200mm H x 400mm W Bullocks Damper type 5650 style F Fire grade sealant behind framing angle Deflection head track support use CS stud section for 200mm x 400mm damper 2 layers 16mm Boral Plasterboard Firestop or Wet Area Firestop CS stud framing Walls D2 Typical Fire Damper Detail - FRL 120/120/120 Steel Stud Wall BORAL PLASTERBOARD February 2009 D2. 21
28 D2 Walls D Installation Details Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - Access Panel Wall up to -/120/120 FRL Continuous 6 x 50mm 3M FS195 wrap strip adhered to panel 25mm 50mm min 8mm annular gap Access panel Frame opening in wall stud and track. Line with same thickness and number of layers of Boral fire rated plasterboard as used on face Screw laminated 3 x 16mm Boral Plasterboard Firestop Opening 600 x 600mm max 10 x 38mm gypsum laminating 300mm x 300mm ctrs Min 10mm Customwood (MDF) 6 x 50mm type 1 or type 2 gypsum 600mm ctrs max Plastic "snap caps" if required Access Panel Detail D2.22 February 2009 BORAL PLASTERBOARD
29 Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS D Installation Details Non Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - Plasterboard Installation Top track Acoustic insulation if required Joints to be staggered 600mm max with joints on opposite face 1 layer 10mm or 13mm Boral Plasterboard Standard Core or Wet Area Plasterboard each side 200mm max ctrs on edges staggered CS 600mm max ctrs 200mm max 300mm max 300mm max ctrs in field of plasterboard Bottom track Pack to allow for 5-10mm gap between bottom of plasterboard and floor Fasteners 10-16mm from edge of sheet Non Fire Rated Steel Stud - Vertical Fixing - Single Layer Butt joint between framing members and backblocked to standard details Temporary block or permanent screw 200mm min No adhesive required at sheet ends and edges 1 layer 10mm or 13mm Boral Plasterboard Standard Core or Wet Area Plasterboard to each face. Stagger vertical joints 600mm min to both faces CS 600mm max ctrs Bottom track 230mm max Non Fire Rated Steel Stud - Horizontal Fixing - Single Layer Fasteners 10-16mm from sheet edges Acoustic insulation if required Pack to allow for 5-10mm max gap between bottom of plasterboard and floor Wallnuts of Boral Plasterboard Stud Adhesive 25mm dia x 15mm 230mm max ctrs Walls Note: For level 4 and 5 finish, butt joints to fall between framing members, otherwise butt joints may be fixed to studs. D2 BORAL PLASTERBOARD February 2009 D2. 23
30 D Installation Details Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS» Non Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - Plasterboard Installation Top track CS max ctrs Studs bottomed in track 300mm Stagger joints in layers 600mm min vertical and 300mm min horizontal Tape and set joints to external layers only 2 layers 10mm or 13mm Boral Plasterboard Standard Core to each side as required Stagger joints in layers Acoustic insulation if required Fasteners to inner layers to be 25mm screw length 600mm max 600mm 200mm 300mm 300mm max in field of plasterboard Stagger fasteners 100mm (fasteners 45mm min screw length) 600mm max ctrs in first layers Do not fix plasterboard into top and bottom tracks Bottom track Fasteners 10mm - 16mm from edge of sheet Non Fire Rated Steel Stud - Horizontal Fixing - Multiple Layer Top track CS max ctrs Studs bottomed in track 2 layers 10mm or 13mm Boral Plasterboard Standard Core to each side as required 200mm Do not fix plasterboard into top and bottom tracks Tape and set joints to external layers only 300mm max in field of plasterboard Stagger joints in layers Acoustic insulation if required 600mm max 300mm Stagger fasteners 100mm (fasteners 45mm min screw length) Fasteners to inner layers to be 25mm screw length 200mm max ctrs on edges staggered Fasteners 10mm - 16mm from edge of sheet Bottom track D2 Walls Non Fire Rated Steel Stud - Vertical Fixing - Multiple Layer D2.24 February 2009 BORAL PLASTERBOARD
31 Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS D Installation Details Non Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - Base Details Boral Plasterboard Standard Core Steel stud 600mm ctrs max refer to architectural specification Skirting if required Bottom track 5mm - 10mm gap, max Continuous bead of acoustic sealant under plasterboard and track if required Wet area side Ceramic tiles Boral Plasterboard Wet Area lining Wet Area flashing cove adhered to sub floor with Wet Area flashing adhesive Flexible sealant relief joint Floor tiles Screed Bond breaker 5mm - 10mm Wet Area sealant Standard Non Fire Rated Wall Base Detail D2 Walls BORAL PLASTERBOARD February 2009 D2. 25
32 D Installation Details Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS Non Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - Head Details 600mm ctrs max Acoustic sealant if required 16mm 5-10mm Cornice or square set and tape, allow for deflection as required Trim as required Top track CS 600mm ctrs max Acoustic insulation if required 10mm or 13mm Boral Plasterboard Standard Core Standard Non Fire Rated Wall Head Detail Top Cross Rail Furring Channel Ceiling Type S screw Boral Plasterboard Wall Head Fixing to Suspended Ceiling Detail - Parallel to Furring Top Cross Rail Furring Channel Ceiling Toggle Bolt Notes: Screw Fixed Ceiling Systems. Where possible, fasteners should be fixed through the plasterboard ceiling into the steel furring channel above, using type S screws of adequate length. Where furring channels cannot be located, use toggle bolts or expanding type fasteners which secure above the ceiling. D2 Walls Boral Plasterboard Wall Head Fixing to Suspended Ceiling Detail - Perpendicular to Furring D2.26 February 2009 BORAL PLASTERBOARD
33 Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS D Installation Details Non Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - Control Joints Fix Boral Plasterboard to second stud not to end stud against wall Detail B 10mm Detail A Fastener Boral Plasterboard Standard Core or Wet Area Plasterboard CS stud 10mm min - 150mm max Beads of acoustic sealant if required Masonry wall (or other) Jointing Boral Plasterboard Standard Core or Wet Area Plasterboard CS studs 10mm max Stopping beads to suit Flexible sealant Masonry wall (or other) Bead of acoustic sealant if required Detail A Jointing Expansion joint (eg Rondo P35 shown) Boral Plasterboard Standard Core or Wet Area Plasterboard CS studs Control Joint Details Detail B D2 Walls BORAL PLASTERBOARD February 2009 D2. 27
34 D Installation Details Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS Non Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - Back-blocking 50mm 300mm 50mm Back-blocking between stitches Boral plasterboard D or S type screws Rondo Stitching Batten fixed with 4 x S type screws Back-blocking Using Stitching Batten Detail Door Details - Non Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls Boral Plasterboard Standard Core Door head trimmer Notes: Details shown are generic only. Check with specific door frame manufacturer for alternative detailing. Metal door frame Door Head Detail - Non Fire Rated Metal door frame D2 Walls Boxed studs at jambs Door Jamb Detail - Non Fire Rated Boral Plasterboard Standard Core D2.28 February 2009 BORAL PLASTERBOARD
35 Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS D Installation Details Non Fire Rated Steel Framed Walls - Plumbing Penetrations Boral Plasterboard Wet Area lining Ceramic wall tiles Provide nogging to back of tap set and secure pipes Flexible sealant Boral Plasterboard Wet Area Sealant CS stud Boral Plasterboard Standard Core Plumbing pipes Typical Plumbing Penetration Detail - Section Boral Plasterboard Standard Core Provide nogging to back of tap set and secure pipes CS stud Ceramic wall tiles Flexible sealant Boral Plasterboard Wet Area lining Boral Plasterboard Wet Area Sealant Typical Plumbing Penetration Detail - Plan Notes: The following instructions must be followed to achieve satisfactory results: Care should be taken to isolate copper pipes away from contact with steel framing to avoid problems with corrosion. Plasterboard linings are not to act as supports for piping. Piping is to be kept clear of face sheets. Walls D2 BORAL PLASTERBOARD February 2009 D2. 29
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37 Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS D Installation Details Fire Rated Timber Framed Walls - Plasterboard Installation Top plate Butt joints to fall on studs Stagger horizontal joints on opposite wall face 200mm min where joint is not backed by nogging 1 layer Boral Plasterboard Firestop to each face. Stagger joints 600mm min both faces 200mm 200mm Fasten plasterboard into top and bottom plates 200mm max ctrs on edges, staggered Type W screws to suit number of layers of plasterboard Screws 10-16mm min from sheet edges Timber 600mm max ctrs 300mm Acoustic insulation if required Bottom plate 300mm ctrs on studs in field of board Screws 10-16mm min from sheet edges Fire Rated Timber Stud - Horizontal Fixing - Single Layer Top plate Timber 600mm max ctrs Acoustic insulation if required 200mm Fasten plasterboard into top and bottom plates Joints to be staggered 600mm max with joints on opposite face Type W screws to suit number of layers of plasterboard 1 layer Boral Plasterboard Firestop each face 200mm 300mm 300mm max ctrs in field of plasterboard 200mm max ctrs on edges staggered Bottom plate Fasteners 10-16mm from edge of sheet Walls Fire Rated Timber Stud - Vertical Fixing - Single Layer D2 BORAL PLASTERBOARD February 2009 D2. 31
38 D Installation Details Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS» Fire Rated Timber Framed Walls - Plasterboard Installation Top plate 2 layers Boral Plasterboard Firestop or Wet Area Firestop to each side Fasten plasterboard into top and bottom plates 200mm max ctrs on edges staggered Acoustic insulation if required Stagger joints in first layers 600mm min Timber 600mm max ctrs 600mm max 200mm 300mm 300mm max ctrs in field of plasterboard Tape and set joints to external layers only 600mm min Type W screws to suit number of layers of plasterboard 200mm Fasteners 10mm - 16mm from edge of sheet Bottom plate 600mm ctrs max in first layers Fire Rated Timber Stud - Vertical Fixing - Multiple Layer Top plate 2 layers Boral Plasterboard Firestop or Wet Area Firestop to each side Acoustic insulation if required Stagger joints in first layers 600mm min 200mm Stagger joints in outer layers 600mm min vertical and 300mm min horizontal 200mm max ctrs on edges staggered 300mm max ctrs in field of plasterboard Type W screws to suit number of layers of plasterboard Timber 600mm max ctrs 600mm max 300mm Tape and set joints to external layers only 600mm min Fix plasterboard into top and bottom plates D2 Walls Bottom plate 200mm Fire Rated Timber Stud - Mixed Orientation - Multiple Layer Fasteners 10mm - 16mm from edge of sheet 600mm ctrs max in first layers D2.32 February 2009 BORAL PLASTERBOARD
39 Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS D Installation Details» Fire Rated Timber Framed Walls - Plasterboard Installation Top plate 200mm Stagger horizontal joints between opposite inner linings by 200mm min or back with nogging Timber 600mm max ctrs 2 layers Boral Plasterboard Firestop or Wet Area Firestop to each side Stagger vertical joints in first layers 600mm min 200mm 600mm max 200mm 600mm ctrs max in first layers Fire Rated Timber Stud - Horizontal Fixing - Multiple Layer D2 Walls 200mm Tape and set joints to external layers only 200mm max ctrs on edges staggered Type W screws to suit number of layers of plasterboard Acoustic insulation if required 600mm 300mm 300mm max ctrs in field of plasterboard Fix plasterboard into top and bottom plates Bottom plate Fasteners 10mm - 16mm from edge of sheet Stagger joints in outer layers 600mm min vertical and 200mm min horizontal BORAL PLASTERBOARD February 2009 D2. 33
40 D Installation Details Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS Fire Rated Timber Framed Walls - Wall Junctions Additional stud to support plasterboard corner as required Timber stud framing Boral Plasterboard Firestop as required to achieve FRL Single Timber Stud Wall Corner Junction Detail Boral Plasterboard Firestop as required to achieve FRL Timber stud framing Additional studs to support plasterboard corner as required Single Timber Stud Wall T Junction Detail Boral Plasterboard Firestop as required to achieve FRL Timber stud 35mm thick for FRL 60/60/60 45mm thick for FRL 90/90/90 Timber stud framing Boral Plasterboard Standard Core D2 Walls Single Timber Stud Fire Rated Wall to Non Fire Rated Wall T Junction Detail Fire sealant D2.34 February 2009 BORAL PLASTERBOARD
41 Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS D Installation Details» Fire Rated Timber Framed Walls - Wall Junctions Stud to support plasterboard corner Timber stud framing Additional studs to support plasterboard corner as required 20mm Boral Plasterboard Firestop as required to achieve FRL Twin Timber Stud Wall - Corner Junction Detail Timber stud framing Additional studs to support plasterboard corner as required 20mm Boral Plasterboard Firestop as required to achieve FRL Walls Twin Timber Stud Wall - T Junction Detail D2 BORAL PLASTERBOARD February 2009 D2. 35
42 D Installation Details Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS» Fire Rated Timber Framed Walls - Wall Junctions Studs staggered at not greater than 300mm ctrs Boral Plasterboard Firestop as required for the stated fire resistance level and fixed to standard fire resisting construction details Rondo PN 554, 50 x 50 x 0.75 BMT galv MS angle full height to all corners Provide extra stud for support at corner Staggered Timber Stud Wall - Corner Junction Detail Studs staggered at not greater than 300mm ctrs Boral Plasterboard Firestop as required for the stated fire resistance level and fixed to standard fire resisting construction details Provide extra stud for support at corner Rondo PN 554, 50 x 50 x 0.75 BMT galv MS angle full height to all corners D2 Walls Staggered Timber Stud Wall - T Junction Detail D2.36 February 2009 BORAL PLASTERBOARD
43 Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS D Installation Details Fire Rated Timber Framed Walls - Base Detail 600mm ctrs max Skirting as required Continuous bead of acoustic sealant behind top/bottom plate if required Fill gaps with cornice adhesive or approved fire grade sealant. Max gap 10mm Standard Timber Stud Wall - Base Detail D2 Walls BORAL PLASTERBOARD February 2009 D2. 37
44 D Installation Details Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS Fire Rated Timber Framed Walls - Head Details Soffit of equivalent FRL Cornice or square set as required Layers of Boral Plasterboard Firestop as required and fixed to standard fire rated details 600mm ctrs max Timber stud wall as required Standard Timber Stud Wall - Head Detail Soffit of equivalent FRL Min 16mm deep sealant 29mm IBS rod Min 5mm deep sealant Fasteners min 20mm below track flange min xxdt 75 track Alternative Sealant Detail Notes: Maximum FRL 120/120/120. Caulk all gaps with Boral Cornice Adhesive or fire grade sealant. Head track reaction and fastenings to Engineer s designs. Standard Timber Stud Wall - Deflection Head Detail Compressed Rockwool between battens and between roofing and top plate Roofing batten/purlin Non combustible sheet or tile roofing 30 x 5mm steel flats fixed to rafters and top of 1200mm ctrs max Rafter or truss cord D2 Walls Layers of Boral Plasterboard Firestop as required and fixed to standard fire rated details Standard Timber Stud Wall - Head to Roof Junction Detail Timber stud wall as required Note: Max FRL 120/120/120 D2.38 February 2009 BORAL PLASTERBOARD
45 Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS D Installation Details Fire Rated Timber Framed Walls - Plumbing Penetrations Seal around pipe penetration with fire grade sealant Boral Plasterboard Firestop or Wet Area Firestop Angle 35 x 35 x 0.75 BMT min fixed to 600mm max ctrs top and bottom 300mm max Fire grade sealant Flexible sealant Small bore brass/copper pipe or tap fitting 30mm dia max Nogging as required Timber support batten for pipes Ceramic tiles Baffles ex Boral Plasterboard Firestop or Wet Area Firestop screw laminated to wall lining. 1 layer 13mm Boral Plasterboard Firestop for FRL 60/60/60 2 layers 13mm Boral Plasterboard Firestop for FRL 90/90/90 2 layers 16mm Boral Plasterboard Firestop for FRL 120/120/120 Walls D2 300mm max Standard Fire Rated Timber Stud Wall Plumbing Pipe Penetration - Section Baffles ex Boral Plasterboard Firestop or Wet Area Firestop screw laminated to wall lining. 1 layer 13mm Boral Plasterboard Firestop for FRL 60/60/60 2 layers 13mm Boral Plasterboard Firestop for FRL 90/90/90 2 layers 16mm Boral Plasterboard Firestop for FRL 120/120/120 Timber max ctrs Timber support batten for pipes Flexible sealant 50mm max 7mm Ceramic tiles Standard Fire Rated Timber Stud Wall Plumbing Pipe Penetration - Plan Boral Plasterboard Firestop or Wet Area Firestop Fire grade sealant BORAL PLASTERBOARD February 2009 D2. 39
46 D Installation Details Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS Fire Rated Timber Framed Walls - Acoustic Details Plasterboard to cantilever no greater than 40mm Resilient Channel fixed adjacently in corner to allow ease of plasterboard fixing One or two layers of Boral plasterboard fixed horizontally to Resilient Channel. Plasterboard thickness and type selected as required to achieve required fire and/or acoustic performance. Plasterboard fixing details as per steel studs Resilient Channel fixed vertically to each stud with 6g x 32mm type W 600mm ctrs Note: Provide sufficient offset to ensure plasterboard screw does not bridge timber stud One or two layers of Boral plasterboard fixed vertically or horizontally to timber stud. Plasterboard thickness and type selected as required to achieve required fire and/or acoustic performance Resilient Channel Vertical Application - Corner Detail One or two layers of Boral plasterboard fixed vertically to Resilient Channel. Plasterboard thickness and type selected as required to achieve required fire and/or acoustic performance. Plasterboard fixing details as per steel studs One or two layers of Boral plasterboard fixed vertically or horizontally to timber stud. Plasterboard thickness and type selected as required to achieve required fire and/or acoustic performance Resilient Channel at bottom can be fixed with attachment flange up for ease of attachment Resilient 600mm max ctrs Fire/acoustic sealant as required both sides Locate Resilient Channel 100mm max above floor D2 Walls Resilient Channel Horizontal Application - Base Detail Notes: Resilient Channel to be located within 150mm of the ceiling. Extend Resilient Channel into all corners and attach to corner framing. Splice Resilient Channels directly over studs by inserting (not butting) the Resilient Channels and driving screw fastener through both flanges into the stud. D2.40 February 2009 BORAL PLASTERBOARD
47 Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS D Installation Details» Fire Rated Timber Framed Walls - Acoustic Details 80mm min Timber inserts fixed vertically between noggings. Alternatively, extra nogging can be fixed for attaching Sound Isolation Mounts 28mm Furring Channels fixed vertically to Sound Isolation Mounts 80mm min Sound Isolation Mount 1200mm max vertical ctrs and to every stud with 6g x 50mm W type screws One or two layers of Boral plasterboard fixed horizontally to Resilient Channel. Plasterboard thickness and type selected as required to achieve required fire and/or acoustic performance. Plasterboard fixing details as per steel studs One or two layers of Boral plasterboard fixed vertically or horizontally to timber stud. Plasterboard thickness and type selected as required to achieve required fire and/or acoustic performance Sound Isolation Mount - Corner Detail Furring Channel Sound Isolation Mount Bottom plate Fire/acoustic sealant as required both sides 100mm max Walls D2 Also applies at top plate Sound Isolation Mount - Base Detail BORAL PLASTERBOARD February 2009 D2. 41
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49 Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS D Installation Details D3 Ceilings Ceiling Construction Notes 1. Movement joints should be put at building construction joint locations or where there is expected movement in the building structure. 2. Control joints should be spaced at not more than 12 metre maximum centres in either direction (15 metre centres where there is perimeter relief) and where there is change in substrate materials. 3. Specifiers should be aware of the likelihood of frame movement due to structural, thermal and seasoning effects on direct fixed plasterboard ceilings. Where necessary specify a furred system to minimise the risk of ceiling damage due to these effects. 4. Furring/resilient channel/framing supports to be taken/ provided within 50mm of ceiling perimeter. Minimum 15mm end clearance to walls. 5. Boral Plasterboard ceiling systems are not designed to support the weight of maintenance personnel, additional plant or storage loadings. 6. Thermal or acoustic insulation (maximum 2kg/m 2 ) may be placed above plasterboard ceiling lining. 7. Tape and finish with preferred Boral Plasterboard jointing system. 8. Pitch of ceiling to be in the range of 0-70 from horizontal varying of minimum radius of 6000mm. 9. Ceiling framing to Rondo specifications or appropriate Australian Standards. 10. Boral plasterboard to be applied along or across supporting member. Butt or end joints not formed on framing members should be back-blocked as detailed in the manual. 11. For fire rated systems allow 20mm expansion gap (or at the rate of 3mm per 1 metre run) to furring/resilient channels and top cross rails. 12. All approved fire rated penetrations must be installed and caulked in accordance with details provided in this manual. 13. For non fire rated systems, plasterboard may be fixed with screws or a combination of adhesive and screws. A combination of adhesive and screws is the preferred method for general application. 14. Where nails are to be used to fix plasterboard in non fire rated systems, refer AS/NZ for recommendations. D3 Ceilings BORAL PLASTERBOARD February 2009 D3. 1
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51 Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS D Installation Details Fire Rated Ceilings - Plasterboard Installation Rondo PN 128 Top Cross 1200mm max ctrs Rondo PN 2534 Suspension Clip Rondo PN 139 Joiner Clip Rondo PN 121 Suspension 1200mm max ctrs 1200mm max 1200mm max End joints formed on Furring Channels and staggered, otherwise end joints on first layer must be back-blocked. Where applicable, end joints of second and third layers should be screw laminated to previous 200mm max ctrs 200mm 150mm Rondo PN 129 Furring 600mm max ctrs Plasterboard fasteners to be 200mm max ctrs in field and 150mm max ctrs on end joints - staggered 1, 2 or 3 layers of Boral Plasterboard Firestop fixed transverse to Furring 600mm max ctrs. All joints staggered min 200mm Tape and finish face layer only with selected Boral Plasterboard system Screws 10mm to 16mm from edges Screw Fixing Layout D3 Ceilings BORAL PLASTERBOARD February 2009 D3. 3
52 D3 Ceilings D Installation Details Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS Fire Rated Ceilings - Back-blocking Back-blocking is a mandatory fi xing requirement where specifi ed in the Australian Standard AS/NZS :1997. Failure to provide back-blocking installed as per AS/NZS :1997 may result in liability for any associated costs relating to maintenance and/or rectifi cation caused by jointing defects. Laminate back-block to back face of ceiling with 10 x 38 Type L 200mm ctrs 200mm min Ceiling framing Apply cornice adhesive or backblocking adhesive over full face of back-blocking piece with a notched spreader to form beads 6mm x approx 20mm ctrs and at right angle to joint Firestop same thickness as ceiling board Single Layer Back-block Detail 200mm min 100mm min Joints in other layers staggered min 200mm from previous layer EQ EQ Form plasterboard dry back-block behind all end joints not formed on framed members Laminate back-block to back face of ceiling with 10 x 38 Type L 200mm max ctrs Multi Layer Back-block Detail D3.4 February 2009 BORAL PLASTERBOARD
53 Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS D Installation Details Fire Rated Ceilings - Perimeter Rondo PN 2534 Suspension Clip Rondo PN 121 Suspension 1200mm max ctrs Continuous Rondo PN 553 Angle or Steel Stud fastened to 600mm max ctrs 100mm max 6-10mm Rondo PN 128 Top Cross Rail Rondo PN 139 Joiner Approved Sealant Cornice Adhesive 100mm max 6-10mm Rondo PN 129 Furring Channel 1 x 16mm Boral Plasterboard Firestop Plasterboard Cornice or taped square set finish Alternative Detail Typical Perimeter Detail - FRL 30/30/ mm Rondo PN 554 Angle Rondo PN DU05 Wall Trim 2 or 3 layers of Boral Plasterboard Firestop as required Wall Trim Detail 10mm Shadowline Trim Detail 22mm Promaseal IBS by Promat Fyreguard Rondo PN P50 Shadowline Trim Framing 100mm max 6-10mm 3-10mm 16mm max 2 or 3 layers of Boral Plasterboard Firestop as required Plasterboard Cornice 25 x 25mm fillet of Cornice Adhesive Plasterboard Cornice Plasterboard Cornice Detail Top Plate 45mm thick 25 x 25mm fillet of Cornice Adhesive 10mm Boral Plasterboard Standard Core 5mm max o/hang Cornice Adhesive Alternative Plasterboard Cornice Detail Typical Perimeter Detail - FRL 60/60/60 Ceilings D3 BORAL PLASTERBOARD February 2009 D3. 5
54 D3 Ceilings D Installation Details Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS» Fire Rated Ceilings - Perimeter Roofing or flooring Rondo PN 274 Suspension Bracket Framing member Rondo PN 121 Suspension 1200mm max ctrs Rondo PN 2534 Suspension Clip 600mm max Rondo PN 128 Top Cross Rail Continuous Rondo PN 553 Angle or Steel Stud fastened to 600mm max ctrs Approved fire rated sealant 6-10mm Rondo PN 139 Joiner Rondo PN 129 Furring Channel Optional Plasterboard Cornice or taped square set finish 3 x 16mm Boral Plasterboard Firestop 600mm max Cornice Adhesive Optional Plasterboard Cornice or taped square set finish 6-10mm Rondo PN 129 Furring Channel 3 x 16mm Boral Plasterboard Firestop Alternative Detail Typical Perimeter Detail - FRL 90/90/90 D3.6 February 2009 BORAL PLASTERBOARD
55 Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS D Installation Details» Fire Rated Ceilings - Perimeter 100mm max 6-10mm Framing Cornice Adhesive 2x16mm Boral Firestop or Wet Area Firestop Plasterboard cornice or taped square set finish 129 Furring 600mm ctrs on mm ctrs fastened to framing with 12 x 50 roofing screw. Or 581 Resilient 600mm ctrs fastened to framing 100mm max 6-10mm Continuous 553 angle. Fasten to 600mm ctrs max Approved Fire Sealant Alternative Detail Typical Perimeter Detail - FRL 120/120/120 D3 Ceilings BORAL PLASTERBOARD February 2009 D3. 7
56 D3 Ceilings D Installation Details Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS Fire Rated Ceilings - Bulkhead Framing Member Rondo PN 274 Suspension Bracket Rondo PN 121 Suspension Rod Roofing or flooring Rondo PN 2534 Suspension Clip Rondo PN 139 Joiner pop rivetted to Top Cross Rail Additional Rondo PN 121 Suspension Rod Rondo PN 2534 Suspension Clip 25 x 25 x 0.75mm BMT Galvanised Angle pop rivetted to Top Cross Rail Rondo PN 128 Top Cross Rail Rondo PN 129 Furring Channel 50mm x 50mm x 0.75mm Galvanised Steel Angle Rondo PN 128 Top Cross Rail 50mm x 50mm x 0.75mm Galvanised Steel Angle 1, 2 or 3 layers of Boral Plasterboard Firestop as required 600mm max drop Rondo PN 129 Furring Channel Corner Bead if Required Typical Bulkhead Detail D3.8 February 2009 BORAL PLASTERBOARD
57 Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS D Installation Details Fire Rated Ceilings - Movement/Control Joints Type L 200mm ctrs Framing 1, 2 or 3 layers of Boral Plasterboard Firestop as required Approved fire grade sealant 10-12mm Typical Control Joint Detail Notes: 1. Locate joint centrally between framing members when parallel to framing. 2. Minimum of one layer of Boral Firestop Plasterboard continuous over joint. 3. Ensure single layer system is back blocked. Roofing or flooring FRL 30/30/30: 1 x 16mm Boral Plasterboard FireSTOP. FRL 60/60/60 and FRL 90/90/90: 2 x 16mm Boral Plasterboard FireSTOP Framing member Rondo PN 121 Suspension 1200mm max centres Rondo PN 274 Suspension Bracket Rondo PN 2534 Suspension Clip Minimum 6 x 50 Type L screws to one side 200mm max ctrs 120mm 50mm 20mm Rondo PN 128 or 127 Top Cross Rail Rondo PN 139 Joiner 1, 2 or 3 layers of Boral Firestop Plasterboard as required Rondo PN P35 Expansion Joint Bead if required 100mm max Rondo PN 129 Furring Channel D3 Ceilings 20mm max Typical Movement Joint Detail BORAL PLASTERBOARD February 2009 D3. 9
58 D3 Ceilings D Installation Details Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS Fire Rated Ceilings - Lights Flooring or roof Rondo PN 274 Suspension Bracket Framing member Rondo PN 121 Suspension Rod spaced to support any additional mass due to light fitting Rondo PN 2534 Suspension Clip 450mm 100mm Prefabricated metal light stirrup Light fitting box Rondo PN 129 Furring Channel 1, 2 or 3 layers of Boral Plasterboard Firestop as required Rondo PN 128 Top Cross Rail Support mounting Typical Light Recess Detail D3.10 February 2009 BORAL PLASTERBOARD
59 Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS D Installation Details Fire Rated Ceilings - Electrical and Loaded Penetrations Rondo PN 121 Suspension Rod Rondo PN 2534 Suspension Clip Rondo PN 128 Top Cross Rail Rondo PN 139 Joiner 1, 2 or 3 layers of Boral Plasterboard Firestop as required Cable Fyre Spring by Promat Fyreguard. Refer to Promat Fyreguard Pty Ltd for details Rondo PN 129 Furring Channel Promaseal Fire Mastic by Promat Fyreguard Cable Penetration Detail Rondo PN 121 Suspension Rod Rondo PN 2534 Suspension Clip Rondo PN 128 Top Cross Rail Rondo PN 129 Furring Channel Rondo PN 139 Joiner 1, 2 or 3 layers of Boral Plasterboard Firestop as required Two 100 x 100mm pieces of 16mm Boral Firestop with lower piece slotted for cable Cable Cable set in Boral Cornice Adhesive or approved fire rated sealant Alternative Cable Penetration Detail Framing member Rondo PN 274 Suspension Bracket Rondo PN 121 Suspension Rod Steel Suspension Rod and bracket to engineer s details Rondo PN 2534 Suspension Clip Rondo PN 128 Top Cross Rail Rondo PN 139 Joiner 1, 2 or 3 Layers of Boral Plasterboard Firestop as required 6-10mm gap Rod set in Boral Cornice Adhesive or approved fire rated sealant Rondo PN 129 Furring Channel Ceilings D3 Typical Loaded Penetration Detail BORAL PLASTERBOARD February 2009 D3. 11
60 D Installation Details Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS» Fire Rated Ceilings - Plumbing Penetrations 100mm max dia Copper Pipe Cage by Promat Fyreguard (refer to Promat Fyreguard tests) 50 x 20mm Promaseal IBS by Promat Fyreguard Rondo PN 128 Top Cross Rail Rondo PN 139 Joiner 13mm max 520mm Rondo PN 129 Furring Channel 1 or 2 layers of Boral Plasterboard Firestop as required A A Promaseal Fire Mastic by Promat Fyreguard 15mm min 100mm max dia Copper Pipe Line of 50 x 20mm Promaseal IBS by Promat Fyreguard View AA Typical Copper Pipe Penetration - FRL 30/30/30 and FRL 60/60/60 Steel toggle bolt Rondo PN 128 Top Cross Rail upvc Pipe independently supported above ceiling Rondo PN 139 Joiner 1, 2 or 3 layers of Boral Plasterboard Firestop as required Typical upvc Pipe Penetration Rondo PN 129 Furring Channel Retrofit Fyre Collar by Promat Fyreguard. Refer to Promat Fyreguard Pty Ltd for details D3 Ceilings Rondo PN 128 Top Cross Rail Rondo PN 139 Joiner 1, 2 or 3 layers of Boral Plasterboard Firestop as required Sprinkler head Water pipe independently supported above ceiling Rondo PN 129 Furring Channel Approved fire grade sealant D3.12 Typical Sprinkler Pipe Penetration February 2009 BORAL PLASTERBOARD
61 Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS D Installation Details Fire Rated Ceilings - Beam Protection Roofing or Flooring Framing member Rondo PN 226 or 394 Direct Fixing Clip Rondo PN 129 Furring Channel Steel Beam 1, 2 or 3 layers of Boral Plasterboard Firestop as required 50 x 50 x 0.75mm continuous Galv Steel Angles Corner Bead if required 50 x 50 x 0.75mm or 75 x 75 x 0.75mm continuous galv steel angles as required Furring Channel 600mm ctrs 1, 2 or 3 layers of Boral Plasterboard Firestop as required Typical Steel Beam Protection Detail Note: Vertical plasterboard fixed as per ceiling Roofing or Flooring Framing member Rondo PN 226 or 394 Direct Fixing Clip Rondo PN 129 Furring Channel 50 x 50 x 0.75mm or 75 x 75 x 0.75mm continuous galv steel angles as required Timber Beam 1, 2 or 3 layers of Boral Plasterboard Firestop as required Corner Bead if required Type W screws as 200mm ctrs Ceilings Typical Timber Beam Protection Detail 50mm min D3 BORAL PLASTERBOARD February 2009 D3. 13
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63 Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS D Installation Details Non Fire Rated Ceilings - Plasterboard Installation Daubs of adhesive 200mm from edge of sheets 4 daubs of adhesive 25mm dia x 15mm high for sheets 1200mm and 1350mm wide Centre line of sheet C L C L 200mm 200mm C L Space daubs of 230mm max ctrs Adhesive and Mechanical Fixing Layout (conventional spacing shown) Adhesive / Fastener Layout Plasterboard Width (mm) Ceilings Conventional Spacing 1/3 Spacing 900 FAFAF FAFAF 1200 FAAF/FAAF FAFAFAF 1350 FAAF/FAAF FAFAFAF F = Screw F/F = Double Screw A = Adhesive Notes: Under slow-drying conditions, keep Boral Plasterboard sheets firm against the adhesive daubs for at least 48 hours. Use temporary blocks fastened through plasterboard to framing members. Be sure to fix Boral Plasterboard within thirty minutes of applying adhesive. This will avoid skin forming on the adhesive. D3 Ceilings BORAL PLASTERBOARD February 2009 D3. 15
64 D Installation Details Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS» Non Fire Rated Ceilings - Plasterboard Installation Back-blocks laminated to face sheet with cornice adhesive on all longitudinal joints and on butt or end joints Rondo Suspension Clip to manufacturer s details Note: All joints not formed on a Furring Channel must be back-blocked Rondo Joiner to manufacturer s details Rondo Suspension Rods to manufacturer s details Rondo Furring channel to manufacturer s 600mm max ctrs (450mm max ctrs for 10mm Standard Core Plasterboard) Rondo Top Cross Rail to manufacturer s details 300mm 200mm Tape and finish with preferred Boral Plasterboard joining system 1 layer of 10mm or 13mm Boral Plasterboard Standard Core or 10mm Boral Plasterboard Unispan fixed transverse to Furring Channels Screws 10mm to 16mm from edges Screw fastening is illustrated using min 6 x 25 Type S or Type D screws. Screws to be max 300mm ctrs in field and 200mm max ctrs on end joints (staggered) - Screw Fixing Layout Screw Fixing Layout Minimum Fixing Points per Sheet Width Plasterboard Width (mm) Single Screws D3 Ceilings Notes: When screw-fixing single layers of Boral Plasterboard sheets: Hold plasterboard sheets firmly in place against the framing members while driving in the screws. Adjust screw gun correctly so as to drive the screw heads below the surface of the sheet without puncturing the face linerboard. Press tip of screw firmly into the face linerboard before driving it home. Always drive screws with the shank at right angles to the face of the sheets. Wherever possible always start from the centre of the sheet toward the outer edges. Position screws on adjacent edges opposite each other. D3.16 February 2009 BORAL PLASTERBOARD
65 Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS D Installation Details Non Fire Rated Ceilings - Back-blocking Back-blocking Back-blocking is a mandatory fi xing requirement where specifi ed in the Australian Standard AS/NZS :1997. Failure to provide back-blocking installed as per AS/NZS :1997 may result in liability for any associated costs relating to maintenance and/or rectification caused by jointing defects. Back-blocking Butt Joints Back-block butt joints as follows: Fix ceiling sheets with ends butted neatly together. The butt joint should fall within 50mm of the mid-span point between framing members. Use battens and packers to support and deflect the sheet ends upwards about 2mm. Back-blocking substantially reduces call-backs, in particular for cracking and peaking joints. Recessed Joints in Ceilings Any area containing three or more recessed joints must be backblocked as follows: Back-block Rafter or joist Fix Boral Plasterboard ceiling sheets transverse to framing members. Place back-block pieces 200mm wide along the full length of fixed sheets edge with cornice adhesive (or back-blocking adhesive). Cornice adhesive to be applied to full face of backblocks using notched spreader to form beads of 6mm x 6mm at approx 20mm centres and at right angles to joint. Fix the next sheet immediately after back-blocks are in place. Ceiling framing beyond Plasterboard Back-block pieces 3 200mm 2 1 Recessed joint Cornice adhesive Temporary nailing Plasterboard Packing strip Typical Back-blocking of Butt Joint Back-blocking Dos and Don ts Cornice adhesive Temporary battens Back-blocking must be installed at the fixing stage. Joints must not be set prior to back-blocking. Do not use plaster in its advanced setting state or any dry mix compound for back-blocking. Dry or partly dry compounds combined with ceiling temperatures may cause premature dry-out and reduced bond. Ensure back-blocking is completely dry prior to the taping process. Do not use Stud Adhesive for back-blocking. Back-blocking strips should not be tight between framing members. Typical Back-blocking of Recessed Joint D3 Ceilings BORAL PLASTERBOARD February 2009 D3. 17
66 D3 Ceilings D Installation Details Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS Non Fire Rated Ceilings - Perimeter Rondo PN 129 Furring Channel Rondo PN 127 Top Cross Rail Rondo PN 139 Joiner Wall angle trim 1 layer of 10mm or 13mm Boral Plasterboard Standard Core or 10mm Boral Plasterboard Unispan as required Typical Bulkhead Detail - Section Through Top Cross Rail Rondo PN 129 Furring Channel Rondo PN 127 Top Cross Rail Rondo PN 139 Joiner Boral Plasterboard cornice 1 layer of 10mm or 13mm Boral Plasterboard Standard Core or 10mm Boral Plasterboard Unispan as required Typical Bulkhead Detail - Section Through Furring Channel D3.18 February 2009 BORAL PLASTERBOARD
67 Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS D Installation Details Non Fire Rated Ceilings - Bulkhead Rondo PN 2534 Suspension Clip Rondo PN 121 Suspension Rod Rondo PN 139 Joiner Pop rivet Continuous galvanised steel angle Rondo PN 127 Top Cross Rail Rondo PN 129 Furring Channel Pop rivet Corner bead if required 1 layer of 10mm or 13mm Boral Plasterboard Standard Core or 10mm Boral Plasterboard Unispan as required Typical Bulkhead Detail - Section Through Top Cross Rail Rondo PN121 Suspension Rod Rondo PN 127 Top Cross Rail Rondo PN 139 Joiner pop rivetted to Top Cross Rail Rondo PN 2534 Suspension Clip Rondo PN 129 Furring Channel Galvanised Angle pop rivetted to Top Cross Rail Corner bead if required 1 layer of 10mm or 13mm Boral Plasterboard Standard Core or 10mm Boral Plasterboard Unispan as required Ceilings Typical Bulkhead Detail - Section Through Furring Channel D3 BORAL PLASTERBOARD February 2009 D3. 19
68 D3 Ceilings D Installation Details Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS Non Fire Rated Ceilings - Acoustic Details Refer page D3.21 for Acoustic Mount fixing details Daubs of Stud Adhesive at 230mm max ctrs for two layer plasterboard application, across width of sheet, 200mm from edges of sheets and screw points, at Furring Channel locations 300mm min overlap Screw along centerline of sheet Second layer of Boral Plasterboard Soundstop Resilient Channel fixed to timber joist at each crossing with 6g x 32mm type W screws Alternative Detail Plasterboard Fixing Layout - Acoustic Ceiling Mount and Resilient Channel Notes: For fire rated ceilings refer page D3.3 for Firestop Plasterboard details. Single layer application of Boral Plasterboard Soundstop screw-fastened to Furring Channels/Resilient Channels as per standard installation details (refer page D3.16). First of two layer application, Boral Plasterboard Soundstop screw-fixed to Furring Channel across sheet width at 300mm maximum centres. D3.20 February 2009 BORAL PLASTERBOARD
69 Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS D Installation Details» Non Fire Rated Ceilings - Acoustic Details Boral Acoustic Ceiling Mount Direct Fix Application Screws (supplied by others) x minimum 65mm Type 17 roof screw into timber 12 or 14 gauge x minimum 45mm drill point roofing screw into light gauge steel Tapcon screw into concrete. Mount Assembly Assemble the mount as shown in the following illustration. 1. Screw fix the mount via the central hole in the rubber element. For fire rated ceilings, a 25mm diameter x 2mm steel washer is required under the fastener head. 2. Use a suitable power tool with an appropriate hex driver and tighten the fastener to a point where there is no compression of the rubber element. Check the pull-out capacity of the fastener to ensure correct size is selected. 3. Clip furring channel into the Furring Channel Clip. Suspended Application Mount Assembly Assemble the mount as shown in the following illustration. 1. Clip the Interchange Clip into the Top Cross Rail. 2. Clip Furring Channel into the Furring Channel Clip. Rondo Top Cross Rail Furring Channel Clip Rubber element showing colour coding dot Interchange Clip Ceiling support structure 28mm Furring Channel Furring Channel Clip Rubber element showing colour coding dot Fixing screw (with 25mm dia steel washer where fire rating required) Nominal 68mm (including 5mm static deflection) Ceilings D3 Rondo Sound Isolation Mount STWC Direct Fix Application Screw 6g x 60mm Type W Screw into timber 6g x 45mm Type S screws for steel BMT up to 0.8mm 6g x 45mm Type D screws for steel BMT 0.8mm - 2mm Tapcon screw into concrete. 28mm Furring Channel Nominal 53mm (including 5mm static deflection) BORAL PLASTERBOARD February 2009 D3. 21
70 D Installation Details Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS» Non Fire Rated Ceilings - Acoustic Details Maximum Spacing of Resilient Channel Plasterboard Thickness Single Layer Application Joist Spacing 450mm 600mm 10mm mm mm Double Layer Application 10mm mm mm Note: 1. Resilient Channel spacing 450mm centres for 10mm Standard Core plasterboard. Maximum Spacing of Boral Acoustic Ceiling Mount/Rondo Sound Isolation Mount STWC Plasterboard Thickness Joist Spacing 450mm Maximum Spacing of 28mm Furring Channel Joist Spacing 600mm Maximum Spacing of 28mm Furring Channel Single Layer Application 10mm 1, (B, R) (B, R) mm (B, R) (B, R) mm 1, 3, (B, R) (B, R) mm (B, R) (B, R) 600 Double Layer Application 10mm 1, (B, R) (B, R) mm (B, R) (B, R) mm (B, R) (B, R) mm 3, (W) (W) mm (W) (W) 600 Three Layer Application 16mm (W) (W) 450 Four Layer Application 16mm (W) (W) 600 D3 Ceilings Notes: 1. Boral Plasterboard Standard Core 2. Boral Plasterboard Unispan 3. Boral Plasterboard Soundstop 4. Boral Plasterboard Firestop, for fire rated ceilings refer page D3.2 for details (B). Boral Acoustic Ceiling Mount - Blue dot rubber element (maximum load 17kg per mount with 5mm static deflection) (W). Boral Acoustic Ceiling Mount - White dot rubber element (maximum load 25kg per mount with 5mm static deflection) (R). Rondo Sound Isolation Mount STWC (maximum load 16kg per mount). D3.22 February 2009 BORAL PLASTERBOARD
71 BORAL PLASTERBOARD February D4. Reference D4 Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS D Installation Details ACWS1 ST1010 ACWS10 ST3232F ACWS2 ST1313 ACWS2 ST1313F ACWS3 ST1616F ACWS4 ST1326F ACWS6 ST2626F ACWS7 ST3232F ACWS8 ST4848F ACWS9 ST3232F ADM10 M20.01 ADM10 M20.01CF ADM20 M90B ADM21 M110B ADM22 M110B ADM23 M150B ADM24. M110B ADM25 M150B ADM26 M90B ADM27 M90B ADM28 M90B ADM4 M150C ADM8 M10.01 ADM9 M15.01 ADP3 VS57F ADP4 VS48F ADP5 VS48F+S10 ADP5 VS48F+T10 ADSS1 D1616F ADSS3 D2626F ADSS5 D3232F ADSS6 D6464F ARR1 COCT10U ARR3 C13 ARR3 COC13 ARR4 C16F ARR4 C16F ARR4 COC16F ARR4 COD16F ARR5 C32F ARR5 COC32F ARR5 COD32F ASS1 S1010 ASS2 S1313 ASS3 S1616F ASS5 S1326F ASS7 S2020 ASS8 S2626F ASS9 S3232F ASSS3 SS2626F ASSS4 SS1616F ASSS6 SS3232F ASTS15 TS1616F ASTS16 TS1313F ASTS17 TS1313F10 ASTS18 TS2626F ASTS20 TS3232F ASW1 SH16F ASW2 SH32F ASW3 SH1616F ATS1 T10 ATS15 T2626F ATS16 T3232F ATS2 T13 ATS2 T16F ATS20 TR1616F10 ATS22 TR2626F ATS23 TR3232F ATS24 25TP1010 ATS25 TT2626F ATS26 50TP1010 ATS27 TT1616F ATS28 TT1616F ATS29 TT3232F ATS30 TT2929F ATS4 T1010 ATS5 T1313 ATS5 T1313F ATS6 T1616F ATS9 TR1616F BPS10 PSB38F BPS11 PSBT48F BPS12 PSBC48F BPS30 PSB50F BPS40 PSB3232F BPT20 PTB13F BPT20 PTB26F BPT20 PTB39F BPT20 PTB48F CinemaZone Bronze TR26A10 CinemaZone Gold ST2626A CinemaZone Gold TF39(26)A10 CinemaZone Gold TT2626A CinemaZone Silver TF26(13)A10 CPC10 PCC13F CPC10 PCC25F CPC20 PCC13F CPC20 PCC25F CPS10 PSC13F CPS10 PSC25F CPS10 PSC32F CPS10 PSC38F CPS12 PSC13F CPS12 PSC25F CPS12 PSC32F CPS12 PSC38F CPS14 PSC13F CPS14 PSC25F CPS14 PSC32F CPS14 PSC38F CPS20 PSC25F10 CPS20 PSC50F CPS20 PSC75F CPS40 PSC1313F CPS40 PSC2626F CPS40 PSC3232F CPS40 PSC3939F CPT10 PTC26F CPT20 PTC26F CPT20 PTC13F CPT20 PTC39F CPT20 PTC48F CS1 PCS25F CS10 C48F CS10 CF48F CS11 CSP3232F CS15 C32F CS15 CF32F CS15 CR32F CS15 CS32F CS16 CHS32F CS17 C16F CS17 CF16F CS17 CR16F CS17 CS16F CS18 C10 CS18 C10U CS18 C13 CS18 CF10U CS18 CF13 CS18 CS10U CS18 CS13 CS19 C13F CS19 C16F CS20 C26F CS20 CF26F CS20 CR26F CS20 CS26F CS21 C29F CS21 CF29F CS21 CR29F CS21 CS29F CS22 C48F CS22 CF48F CS22 CS48F CS4 CHS48F CS5 CSP3248F CS6 C64F CS6 CF64F CS6 CS64F DM3 MF1616F DM3 MF16F DM3 MF2626F DM3 MF26F DM3 MF3232F DM3 MF32F DSS1 D1616F DSS3 D2626F DSS5 D3232F DSS6 D6464F EW1 FC32F EW2 FC39F EW2 FC48F EW13 50IW13 EW13F 50IW13F EW13S13 50IW13S13 EWS13FS13F 50IWS13FS13F EWS13AS13A 50IWS13AS13A EWF13FS13F 50IWF13FS13F O/wall 60 OW16WF10 O/wall 90 OW32WF10 O/wall 90A OW32WF16F O/wall 90B OW26WF10 O/wall 90C OW16WF26F O/wall 90D OW16WF16F O/wall 90E OW26WF10 O/wall 90F OW16WF26F PWS1 25SP1010 PWS3 25SP1313A PWT1 25TP1010 PWT2 25TP1313A PWT4 50TP1010 PWT6 50TP1313A SR3 VS57F SR4 VS48F SS1 S3232F SS10 S1010 SS2 S3232F SS3 S2626F SS4 S1326F SS5 S1616F SS6 S32F SS7 S1313F SS8 S3232F SS9 S1313 SSS1 SS1313F SSS3 SS2626F SSS4 SS3232F STS5 TS1616F STS6 TS2626F STS7 TS3232F SW2 SH32F SW3 SH1616F SW4 SH16F SW5 SH29F SW6 SH26F SWP1 WP20 SWP10 WP13A SWP2(1) WP10 SWP2(2) WP13 SWP2(3) WP10A SWP4 WPB1313 SWP5 WPB2626 SWP6 WPL20 SWP7 WP2010U SWP8 SWP1020 SWP8 WP13A SWP9 TWP1020 SWP9 WP13A TS1 T3232F TS10 TBV16F TS11 TBV10 TS12 T2626F TS13 T3232F TS14 T3232F TS15 T2626F TS16 TBV26F TS18 TT2626F TS19 50TP1010 TS2 T2626F TS20 TT1616F TS21 TT1616F TS22 TT3232F TS23 TT2929F TS24 OW16WF10 TS25 OW32WF10 TS26 25TP1010 TS28 25TP1313A TS3 T1616F TS4 T1616F TS5 TBV16F TS6 T32F TS7 T1616F TS8 T1616F TS9 T2626F Old/New Reference Guide Old Ref New Ref Old Ref New Ref Old Ref New Ref Old Ref New Ref Old Ref New Ref D4 Reference
72 D Installation Details Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS Quick-Find Index D4 Reference System Ref Page System Ref Page System Ref Page 25SP1010 B SP1010A B SP1313A B SP2020 B TP1010 B TP1010A B TP1313A B TP2020 B SP1010 B SP1313A B TP1010 B TP1313A B2.22 C10 B3.10,B3.14,B3.18 C105F B3.33 C10A B3.1,B3.10,B3.14 C10U B3.1,B3.4,B3.10,B3.14,B3.18 C13 B3.1,B3.4,B3.10,B3.14,B3.18 C13A B3.1,B3.14 C13F B3.1,B3.10,B3.14,B3.18 C16F B3.1,B3.4,B3.10,B3.14,B3.18 C20A B3.1,B3.10,B3.14,B3.18 C26F B3.1,B3.4,B3.10,B3.14,B3.18 C29F B3.1,B3.4,B3.10,B3.14,B3.18 C32F B3.1,B3.4,B3.10,B3.14,B3.18 C48F B3.1,B3.4,B3.10,B3.14,B3.18 C64F B3.1,B3.4,B3.10,B3.14,B3.18 CD26F B3.31 CD29F B3.31 CD48F B3.31 CF10A B3.2,B3.15 CF10U B3.2,B3.5,B3.11,B3.15,B3.19, B3.22,B3.26 CF13 B3.2,B3.5,B3.11,B3.15,B3.19, B3.22,B3.26 CF13A B3.2,B3.15 CF13F B3.11,B3.15,B3.19, B3.22, B3.26 CF16F B3.2,B3.5,B3.11,B3.15,B3.19, B3.22,B3.26 CF20A B3.2,B3.5,B3.15 CF26A B3.2,B3.15 CF26F B3.2,B3.5,B3.11,B3.15,B3.19, B3.22, B3.26 CF29F B3.2,B3.5,B3.11,B3.15,B3.19, B3.22, B3.26 CF32F B3.2,B3.5,B3.11,B3.15,B3.19, B3.22, B3.26 CF48F B3.2,B3.5,B3.11,B3.15,B3.19, B3.22, B3.26 CF64F B3.2,B3.5,B3.11,B3.15,B3.19 CFA10A B3.12,B3.16,B3.20 CFA10U B3.23 CFA13 B3.23 CFA13A B3.12,B3.16,B3.20 CFA13F B3.12,B3.20, B3.23 CFA16F B3.12,B3.20, B3.23 CFA20A B3.3,B3.6,B3.12,B3.16,B3.20 CFA26A B3.3,B3.6,B3.12,B3.16,B3.20 CFA26F B3.12,B3.16,B3.20, B3.23 CFA29F B3.12,B3.16,B3.20, B3.23 CFA32F B3.12,B3.16,B3.20, B3.23 CFA48F B3.12,B3.16,B3.20, B3.23 CFA64F B3.12,B3.20 CHS32F B3.32 CHS48F B3.32 CHSI48F B3.32 COB10U B3.30 COB13 B3.30 COB16F B3.30 COB26F B3.30 COB32F B3.30 COBT10U B3.30 COC10U B3.28 COC13 B3.28 COC16F B3.28 COC26F B3.28 COC32F B3.28 COCT10U B3.28 COD10U B3.29 COD13 B3.29 COD16F B3.29 COD26F B3.29 COD32F B3.29 CODT10U B3.29 CR10A B3.3,B3.7,B3.13,B3.17,B3.21 CR13A B3.3,B3.7,B3.13,B3.17,B3.21 CR13F B3.13,B3.17,B3.21 CR16F B3.3,B3.7,B3.13,B3.17,B3.21 CR20A B3.3,B3.7,B3.13,B3.17,B3.21 CR26A B3.13 CR26F B3.7,B3.13,B3.17,B3.21 CR29F B3.7,B3.13,B3.17,B3.21 CR32F B3.7,B3.13,B3.17,B3.21 CS10U B3.8,B3.24,B3.27 CS13 B3.8,B3.24,B3.27 CS13A B3.24 CS13F B3.24, B3.27 CS 16F B3.8, B3.24, B3.27 CS20A B3.8 CS20U B3.24,B3.27 CS26 B3.24,B3.27 CS26F B3.8, B3.24, B3.27 CS29F B3.8, B3.24, B3.27 CS32F B3.8, B3.24, B3.27 CS48F B3.8, B3.24, B3.27 CS64F B3.8 CSA13 B3.25 CSA13F B3.25 CSA20A B3.9 CSA16F B3.25 CSA26F B3.25 CSA29F B3.25 CSA32F B3.25 CSA48F B3.25 CSP1616F B3.31 CSP2613F B3.31 CSP3216F10 B3.31 CSP3232F B3.31 CSP3248F B3.31 CSP5016F B3.31 D1010A B2.12 D1313A B2.12 D1313F B2.12 D1313F13 B2.12 D1616F B2.12 D16F1316F13 B2.12 D2020A B2.12 D2626A B2.12 D2626F B2.12 D3232F B2.13 D4848F B2.13 D4864F B2.13 D6464F B IWS13S13 B IWS13AS13A B IWS13WS13W B IWS20S20 B IW13 B IW13AS13A B IW13F B IW13FS13F B IW13S13 B IWF13FS13F B IWF13AS13A B IWF13S13 B IWFR10S13A B IWS13 B IWS13AS13A B IWS13FS13F B IWS13S13 B IWS13WS13W B2.30 FC32F B2.48 FC39F B2.48 FC48F B2.48 FTB32F32F B4.12 FTB32F48F B4.12 FTO16F16F B4.12 FTO26F13F B4.12 FTO32F16F10 B4.12 FTO50F16F B4.12 M10 B2.35 M10.01 B2.40 M1010 B2.35 M110B B2.46 M125C B2.38 M15.01 B2.41 M15.01CF B2.42 M150B B2.47 M150C B2.39 M20.01 B2.43 M20.01CF B2.44 M90B B2.45 MF1616F B2.36 MF16F B2.36 MF2626F B2.36 MF26F B2.36 MF3232F B2.36 MF32F B2.36 OW16WF10 B2.49 OW16WF16F B2.49 OW16WF26F B2.49 OW16WFR10A B2.49 OW26WF10 B2.50 OW32WF10 B2.50 OW32WF16F B2.50 PCC13F B4.5 PCC25F B4.5 PCS25F B3.33 PSB16F B4.10 D4.2 February 2009 BORAL PLASTERBOARD
73 Selector+ PLASTERBOARD SYSTEMS D Installation Details» Quick-Find Index System Ref Page System Ref Page System Ref Page PSB3232F B4.10 PSB38F B4.10 PSB50F B4.10 PSBC48F B4.10 PSBT48F B4.10 PSC1313F B4.9 PSC13F B4.7 PSC25F B4.7 PSC25F10 B4.7 PSC2626F B4.9 PSC3232F B4.9 PSC32F B4.8 PSC38F B4.8 PSC3939F B4.9 PSC50F B4.8 PSC75F B4.8 PTB13F B4.11 PTB26F B4.11 PTB39F B4.11 PTB48F B4.11 PTC13F B4.9 PTC26F B4.9 PTC39F B4.9 PTC48F B4.9 S10 B2.1 S1010 B2.5 S1010A B2.5 S13 B2.1 S1313 B2.5 S1313A B2.5 S1313F B2.6 S1326F B2.6 S13A B2.1 S1616F B2.6 S1616F13 B2.6 S16F B2.1 S2020 B2.7 S2020A B2.7 S2626 B2.7 S2626A B2.7 S2626F B2.7 S3232F B2.8 S3232F +SH32F B2.49 S32F B2.1 S39F B2.1 S4141F B2.8 S48F B2.1 S6666F B2.8 SBV10 B2.46 SBV10A B2.46 SBV20A B2.46 SBV26A B2.46 SF32F B2.55 SH1616F B2.33 SH16F B2.33 SH26F B2.33 SH29F B2.33 SH32F B2.33 SP1326F B2.53 SP1616F B2.53 SP2626F B2.53 SP3232F B2.54 SP3245F B2.54 SS1010A B2.10 SS1313A B2.10 SS1313F B2.10 SS1313F13 B2.10 SS1616F B2.10 SS16F1316F13 B2.10 SS2020A B2.10 SS2626A B2.10 SS2626F B2.11 SS3232F B2.11 ST1010 B2.16 ST1313 B2.16 ST1313A B2.16 ST1313F B2.17 ST1313F13 B2.17 ST1326F B2.17 ST1616F B2.18 ST1616F10 B2.18 ST16F1016F10 B2.18 ST2626A B2.18 ST2626F B2.18 ST3232F B2.19 ST4141F B2.19 ST4848F B2.19 ST6666F B2.19 SWP1020 B4.4 T10 B2.1 T1010 B2.2 T1010A B2.2 T13 B2.1 T1313 B2.2 T1313A B2.2 T1313F B2.2 T13A B2.1 T1616F B2.2 TF1616F B2.2 T16F B2.1 T2020 B2.3 T2020A B2.3 T2626 B2.3 T2626F B2.3 T3232F B2.4 T32F B2.1 T39F B2.1 T48F B2.1 TBV10 B2.51 TBV10A B2.51 TBV16F B2.51 TBV20A B2.51 TBV26A B2.51 TBV26F B2.51 TBV32F B2.51 TF26(13)A10 B2.3 TF39(26)A10 B2.4 TR1010A B2.2 TR1313A B2.2 TR1616F B2.3 TR1616F10 B2.3 TR2626A B2.4 TR2626F B2.4 TR26A10 B2.3 TR3232F B2.4 TS1010A B2.9 TS1313A B2.9 TS1313F B2.9 TS1313F10 B2.9 TS1616F B2.9 TS2020A B2.9 TS2626F B2.9 TS3232F B2.9 TT1010 B2.14 TT1313 B2.14 TT1313A B2.14 TT1313F B2.14 TT1326F B2.14 TT13F1313F13 B2.14 TT1616F B2.14 TT16F1016F10 B2.14 TT2626A B2.14 TT2626F B2.14 TT2929F B2.14 TT3232F B2.15 TWP1020 B4.4 VS39F B2.34 VS48F B2.34 VS48F+S10 B2.34 VS48F+T10 B2.34 VS57F B2.34 WP10 B4.1 WP10A B4.1 WP13 B4.1 WP13A B4.1 WP20 B4.1 WP2010U B4.3 WP20A B4.1 WP26 B4.1 WP26A B4.1 WP39F B4.1 WP48F B4.1 WPB1313 B4.3 WPB2626 B4.3 WPL10 B4.2 WPL10A B4.2 WPL13 B4.2 WPL13A B4.2 WPL20 B4.2 WPL20A B4.2 WPL26 B4.2 WPL26A B4.2 WPL32F B4.2 WPL39F B4.2 WPL48F B4.2 BORAL PLASTERBOARD February 2009 D4. 3
74 Technical Enquiries Tec add a valuable member to your team TecASSIST provides technical advice to builders, architects, contractors, distributors, engineers, regulators and home owners throughout Australia. Our friendly team can offer both practical and design input at all levels of the plasterboard industry. ebc Oct 09 Get your next project off on the right track by giving TecASSIST a call weekdays 8.30am pm AEST. TecASSIST Fax: (03) Sustainability Boral Plasterboard aims to minimise the environmental impact of its operations and to make a positive difference to the environment and communities in which it operates. Its products are manufactured from sustainable gypsum resources and 100% recycled paper liner. Lightweight plasterboard construction offers the benefi ts of low [email protected] embodied energy, enhanced indoor air quality, ease of thermal and acoustic upgrading and ease of modifi cations and repair. Plasterboard waste can be recycled back into new plasterboard or used as a soil conditioner. Please contact Boral Plasterboard regarding waste collection services available in your region. Sales Offices ACT 7 Barrier Street Fyshwick 2609 Telephone (02) Facsimile (02) New South Wales 3 Thackeray Street Camellia 2142 Telephone (02) Facsimile (02) Northern Territory Cnr Coonawarra Rd & Mataram Street (PO Box 38245) Winnellie 0820 Telephone (08) Facsimile (08) Queensland 22 Kirra Street Pinkenba 4008 Telephone (07) Facsimile (07) South Australia 39 Burleigh Avenue Woodville North 5012 Telephone (08) Facsimile (08) Tasmania 93 Albert Road Moonah 7009 Telephone (03) Facsimile (03) Victoria 676 Lorimer Street Port Melbourne 3207 Telephone (03) Facsimile (03) Western Australia Unit 7A/132 Bannister Road Canning Vale 6155 Telephone (08) Facsimile (08) Export Department 676 Lorimer Street Port Melbourne 3207 Telephone (03) Facsimile (03) [email protected] Guarantee Products manufactured and supplied by Boral Australian Gypsum Limited (BAGL) A.C.N (trading as Boral Plasterboard) are guaranteed to be of consistent quality and free from any defects. Boral Plasterboard may limit its liability under this guarantee to, at its option, the replacement or payment of the cost of replacing OR supplying equivalent or payment of the cost of supplying equivalent OR the repair or payment of the cost of repairing products found to be defective. Health and Safety For information regarding the safe use of Boral Plasterboard products and accessories please refer to instructions on the product packaging or contact your local Boral Plasterboard Sales Offi ce or TecASSIST for a current copy of the Material Safety Data Sheet. Copyright Boral Limited 2009 The technical information contained in this manual was correct at the time of printing. Building systems and details are, however, subject to change. To ensure the information you are using is current, Boral recommends you review the latest building information available on the Boral website. For further information contact TecASSIST or your nearest Boral Plasterboard Sales Office.
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