Gypsum Blocks EN 12859
Gypsum Blocks are solid non-loadbearing interial constructional elements made of calcium sulphate and water. They are used to create space in residential and non-residential construction. The walls are solid as in masonry construction, but similar to dry construction, they are only executed with filled joints or surfaces. The virtually surface-ready components not only eliminate the cost and time estimates for plastering work, but also their space-reducing plaster thicknesses. Gypsum Blocks also offer high fire resistance (up to F 180-A) and, due to their acoustic decoupling from the supporting structure by elastic intermediate layers, state-of-the-art sound insulation.
Gypsum Blocks, high density (D dense)
DH100-R50
Solid Gypsum Block, water-repellent
Wall thickness 100 mm
Density approx. 1,400 kg/m³
Non-combustible, Euro class A1
Safety Data Sheet (PDF)
Nonverbal instruction (PDF)
DH100-Rmax
Solid Gypsum Block, water-repellent
Wall thickness 100 mm
Density approx. 1,200 kg/m³
Non-combustible, Euro class A1
Safety Data Sheet (PDF)
Nonverbal instruction (PDF)
DH80-Rmax
Solid Gypsum Block, water-repellent
Wall thickness 80 mm
Density approx. 1,400 kg/m³
Non-combustible, Euro class A1
Safety Data Sheet (PDF)
Nonverbal instruction (PDF)