Moisture-related issues are becoming more prevalent in Australian buildings, and the risk is only set to worsen given today’s focus on airtightness and passive design. It is the responsibility of architects and builders to make sure that any new construction puts measures in place to manage dampness and condensation. One of these measures includes specifying moisture-resistant materials to prevent moisture-related issues from occurring.
Moisture control in commercial building projects: Specifying the right plasterboard solution focuses on the main causes and risks associated with poor moisture control and how moisture-resistant plasterboard can address this issue in modern commercial spaces. Moisture-resistant plasterboard is specially designed to resist moisture and condensation, making it the best choice for wet and high humidity environments.
Gyprock wet area plasterboard products are manufactured with special additives to enhance the moisture resistance of their core. The additives also permeate the face and back paper of the board, delivering superior performance in wet areas and high humidity applications.
Download this whitepaper to learn why it is essential to understand the recommended applications of moisture-related plasterboard in modern buildings.
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