Gypsum Boards

• Description: Panels made from gypsum plaster pressed between two thick sheets of paper.

• Applications: Used for walls, ceilings, and partitions. Offers good fire resistance, sound insulation, and a smooth surface.

• Sizes: Commonly 1200x2400 mm, with various thicknesses (e.g., 12.5mm).
  
  

Cement Boards

• Description: Made from a mixture of cement and reinforcing fibers, water-resistant and highly durable.

• Applications: Ideal for wet areas like bathrooms and exteriors. Used as a base for tiles or external cladding.

• Advantage: Moisture- and mold-resistant.

Aluminum False Ceiling

• Description: Lightweight ceiling systems made from aluminum panels or strips.

• Applications: Common in commercial buildings, airports, and kitchens due to corrosion resistance and easy maintenance.

• Types: Lay-in, clip-in, open-cell, linear systems.

Gypsum False Ceiling

• Description: Decorative and smooth ceiling systems made from gypsum boards mounted on GI channels.

• Applications: Used in residential and office interiors for aesthetic appeal and sound insulation.

• Features: Allows for concealed lighting and custom shapes.
  
  

Partition Materials

GI Partition Channels

• Description: Galvanized Iron channels used as structural frames for gypsum or cement board partitions.

• Types: Floor channels, ceiling channels, studs, and angles.

• Features: Corrosion-resistant and easy to install.

GI Furring Channels

• Description: Secondary support channels made of galvanized steel, used to hold gypsum boards in ceiling and partition systems.

• Applications: Often used in conjunction with main channels in false ceilings or vertical wall claddings to provide additional support and alignment.

• Profile: Typically "hat" shaped for added rigidity.

Foam Sheets

• Description: Lightweight insulation sheets, often made from polyethylene or polyurethane foam.

• Applications: Thermal and sound insulation within partitions and ceilings.

• Sizes: Available in rolls or sheets of varying thickness.

Sandwich Panel Sheet

Description
A sandwich panel sheet is a layered construction material made of two outer metal sheets (usually steel or aluminum) with an insulating core in between. It offers structural strength, insulation, and weather resistance in a single prefabricated element.

Composition

Outer Skins (Top & Bottom Layers)
Typically made from pre-painted galvanized steel (PPGI), aluminum, or stainless steel. Coated with protective layers like polyester or PVDF for durability and corrosion resistance.

Core Material (Insulating Layer)
Polyurethane (PU) or Polyisocyanurate (PIR) – high thermal insulation
Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) – economical, moderate insulation
Rockwool (Mineral Wool) – excellent fire resistance and sound insulation

Types by Application

Roof Sandwich Panels – Corrugated profile on top for water drainage
Wall Sandwich Panels – Smooth or micro-ribbed profile for aesthetic facades
Cold Room Panels – PU/PIR core for thermal insulation in refrigeration applications

Applications

Prefabricated buildings
Industrial sheds
Warehouses
Cold storage facilities
Site offices and portable cabins