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SGP 0022750 ->JW i!l.: D N X 1( IN I I I I I V N WALLBOARD PRODUCTS G-P/BESTWALL Products Thickness Widths G-P Bestwall Regular Wallboard Lengths 6 to 16 n even feet Edge T. S. B G-P Bestwall Firestop XXX (2' on order) 2 to 15' m even feet T. S. B G-P Bestwall ' 4 4' S' v'i" Gypsum Sound Deadening Board G-P/Bestwall Fiber Sound Deadening Board 4' 8' S s G-P/Bestwall Tile Backer Board 4' 3'. ir T 12' V' 4' 8', ir T 12' G-P/Bestwall Insulating Gypsum Wallboard v *' i" 4' 6' to 16' T. S in even feet ' S " 4' S' to 15' T. S m even feet Description G-P Best.'.au Reg.-ar G.ds.t 3 oca c 5 3 _ a"d `3cefl .'.th a strop;. ::ea~ ::;cc'-5ed-c paper - :m .. . a:::-" rat .e treatment T-e gypsum -p-:-. ::? s -e "feted .-. f paper,nren is gray, s as stro'g as: "6 *a;e rap^r --p edges -s recommenced 'or s--g-e a. designed to ce reinforced .v:tn G-? Besr.a-i .o.rtt 5.ste .:ts s~ooth. seamiess surface. ` So-.are edges are -ecommended `or _se :.-ere exposed .amts are acaec'ace to fire exposure and sound :rars~ ss c-"- "'ease r re .se qf rare' oca-: tne number of layers ot board used (See toe Teno.ca' Data Charts on pp -' ... New l proved G-P Best .van F restco `ate -a'-ed T,pe 1 * ` -y .. tc 3 hour fire resistant rating, -.as a: re advantages of t-e g -3 T.ce < : greater glass fiber reinforcement and a ever .-.e-gr-t Ur.exca-deo .er" r balances gypsum shrinkage By excard-j .vre" exposed to -eat ere-ex- a,--.--, rents -eep the core intact even a'ter ds cnemicany torrbred ater -as fee- Vt g'. mg a thermal stabilized core T-e original Type fX" gypsum ..a:'1 board provided a full 1 rtour `;re -etardan; -- layer application over mcomoust.p e (metal) and combust'bie (.-.cod/ fra--es - t.ons, floors and cemng assempnes Nov. tnrougr, greater g-ass freer re.-.'-orte-e- resistance nas been increased (see tabu ations Page F,-3 thru F Iwarc re r:; t.aiiy reduced. G-P- Best a al 1 Gypsum Sound Deadening Board meets the requ re~en:s of tne t...... easiest sound control materials to .nstaii. It .s aes.gned and for--'j ated -or - so,-a mission loss, structural strengtn and hcomDustic-ty When applied o.er 2 1 ;:sj .. or 2 x 4 .vood studs, one layer of G-P-sest.va!: f restop o.er a,er ; : Sound Deadening Board gives a l-nour fire res.st <e .-.a') 310 3 4; S T C G-P, Bestwall Fiber Sound Deadening Board is a low densty. fib-er oca-c prod.:; principally from wood or cane fiber G-P Bestwall F oer Sound Cease-5::-r: saes;--- for use m wall systems and in floor and ceiling systems .vrere a red.:: o; - :*e pjssusy sound from room to room is desired G-P. Bestwall Piper Sounp Deaden-g Board s :ea residential or apartment type construct,on. To achieve a 1 hour fire rating, apply one layer of V G-P Best * 3.4 2 s.er t-e G ; Bestwall Fiber Sound Deadening Board. This material is aiso easy to cut or s;o-e 3"d s weight for rapid application. Regular--This ;s a water-res sta-t cypsum product with a -.g-r : ,e `a:e :a:er :es r:: for use as a base for the ao-es ,e application of ceramic, rretai or : as::: e T-e core consists of incombustit e gyps.- 'ock. reinforced witn g`ass fibers ::~s -e: -. - ;emulsion giving hign water res stance Tn-snewG-P Best .vail product`S deai 'or cal'-rcc-; kitchens, powder rooms and a -'gn to.store areas G-P Bestwali Tile Backer Bca'd can oe erected as easily as board a-d -ec. res ; finishing of jO'nts or nail heads v !n 0 nt t'eatment -or f.-mer .-.3ie cr0crr^ a applied adhesiveiy umess res. red cca; code T ;e Ba:-er Board s sea e: at t.t e::e: and joints with a special 2:;" .de se-f-acr.enng .myi tape Firestop--This contains me factor, treated ..ater-msstant sore and trea'ed `ace a*-j :a:paper plus the addition of urtexoanded <er~c.:.te and g-eate; mass `me' -e wmen gives mere..,-d fire protect.or a-d sirengt" t, .re fire rated as;e-c -as a'e rec. 'e: ;n areas subject to moisture, suert as pa't-tiors between bat-'co--s a-d ?.-.v -!': a-eas most bunding codes al'ov. t-e _se of G-2 Best .van F restop T -e Bac-er Beam - mess area: The use of V Firestop Tne Backer w.,i g .e a i ho-.r fme rat.-.g Regular--Regular Insulating Gypsum Wa'itoard s reg-.'ar :,ps.~ -.a 'board, re with glass fibers for greater strengtn. .-..th or gnf a um,.-.- ; a~ rate: to me cat- surface. In a stng'e layer application .f pro.-aes !"e advantages of regu ar :,p-s.~ .-.a rear: p .s having effective isolation and .aDcr bar-er a.at-es. 4 seoa-aie a-d '.0.3 .a:-:- career automatically ascends on me war- side of tne 31 .'.-e- G-2 Best..a 1 a: m Gypsum Wallboard :s applied. Tne aluminum foil, fac ng a V - n.-.m 3.- space 'sheets F.'m- -a: a-; -eat or;, a -; nsuiation qualities equal to:;" of fiber ocard .ns.naf-o-1 f testes by U S B.-ea.dt S:a--:a'dsPanels must be installed with ton s.de aga.r.st re st-.ds. To -a.e -e- e:t .e $. at on ,a .s FHA requires the foil to face a mmi-um air space of Firestop--This is the regular nsuiat ng cvdsut .-.a'lboaro w.r t-e a:: t j- tc 'me ere : the proper use of tms product desired fire-rated assemc: es :a- :e am e.ed G-P/Bestwall Eternawall--Vinyl Surfaced Wallboard: Standard Line " 4' 8'(Other V Colors--Avocado. Gold. White. Be'se. Orange. Jasper Green. Farm S'-cwdr ft .V- te Hme. (Special lengths Joint Gold. Sand. Woodmere Walnut. Teak. Pecan ana American Wainut order V' available (S on and V') on special special order.) oraer > Decorator Line (Special order -. " ara -i") e 3' (Other .engns 3l.3:'3Cie on special order ) V J:.n t (S on special Cjgr ) CaiO'S--Aiaiiabie m 13 patterns and over 211 decorator :c;or$ Sa-o es a.a ace .cm 'quest Tne -owest cost for Decorator Lme pane's .s cased on 3 - - mes- ; .. . . so ft. n one :c:or and patten, i ,ow e-g-.t wee-xS -sad time SGP 0022751 Q- for nted fire resistive construction use G-P.'Bestwell gypsum products ith G P Paneling See 'Georgia Pacific Guide to Products for interior Panei -.g A Wallboard Products (continued) e-p/BESTWALL products Thickness Widths Lengths -"Tp/Bestwall rternawall--Vinyl Surfaced Wallboard .^npr.ueO) Edge G-P/Bestwall Gypsum Sheathing 2 and 4 9 and 3' S. 7 & G G-P/Bestwall Gypsum Firestop Backer Board V 2'and 4' 3'to 16' S. T & G G-P/Bestwall Ceiling Tile Backer V 5 a" 2'and 4' Q S G-P/Bestwall 1" Coreboard 1" r Cjstom S. cut up to T & G 14' 1 : 1 i_oro G-P/Bestwall Grid Board !V' 23V' S Description Regular-7- s Da"-: "as t'e iy! sur'ace 'actor* a" -ated to Re;, ar G,ss.~ '">3. ooa'd -,a, ac*e o a /are:* of coiors ana textures. provides aeauty ana tv to corr.rerc ai. nst'tjt on.ai ana nome ntet ors Eterawaii is strong jg -es .ent T-e so a gyps^- tore s ":o~t:us!-b.e in :o~c.-"3t o~. w tn t_e -.-yi covering -.as a : a~e spread of 32 it :"ers exce e.-t fire protect.cEtema*ail to'crs won't fade Tne aeep 'me-..text.red vny1 surface can oe scrjpced ;t-o ut da-age to coior texture or design Because of ts acuity to tare nara /.ear ana to -es st sta ns, tterna.vau s .aea< 'or restaurants aoteis. ct5s. and -'osp'ta's as weif as -o-e use Firestop--7- $ panei has the ,:n,i Surface `actor* am,mated to a F- restop < 7 * oanei .-.n..;ras ^rexpanoed verwc. te and sao.t onai giass fioers added to tne core to g'<e-t add-t o-ai fire resistance W-tn tms tecnmcauy designed ' gypsum core, a 1 n.cur or greater t.-e rat.ng -ay oe ootainea on .vail assemDues. Treated-G-P Best.vaii G,psum Sheath.ng s the only gypsum sneatnmg -e nforced /. tn g`ass fitters The gypsum -ore consists of ,-comcustible gypsum took co.-cmed tn an aspr.ait emulsion to provide n.gn resistance to .vater All G-P Best.vaii GvDS-m S-ea'-'-g -eets ASTM C3:4. .nciudmg requirement tor .v3ter resistance. This eliminates t-e need `or Cu. dm; paper (except wnere reauired Ov ocai bunding code). Tre 2' -vde sreainmj .$ made .vith precision-cut tongue and groove edges to provide a shoeturaity strong and staple aal;. "V" tongue and groove edges fit snugly, mmimizmg .v.nd nfntrat on Tne 4' ,voe square edge sneatnmg. applied vertically, completely e'.m,nates me need `or corner bracing, it .s designed to meet requirements of FHA Tecnmcai Circular 12 Untreated--G-P Best wail Gypsum Sheathing s tne only gypsum sneatnmg 'enforced tn g ass fibers. Sheathing serves the purpose of providing a cover or skm over the framing o` a struct.re (.ail or roof) and if properly applied contributes to structural rigidity, react ing aga-s: `ernes tending to distort, and as m tne case of G-P BestAall Gypsjm Sheathing has a hre -es st ,e factor W.tn a combination of materials, you -ay obtain 1 and 2 hour fire rat -gs See =age F 3 thru F 11 for tables sbo.vmg ratings of various wall assemblies. G-P Best/.ail V' F-restop Gypsum Backer ,s used 3S a backing `or decorative s.r'ace treat ments of acoustical piasters, tde. plywood and .arous veneers. A s-"e :a.er jsc- canon of V G-P Bestwail F restoo Gypsum Backer on potn sides of wood or steel !ra~ enab'es toadbearing or non-ioadbeanng wall assemones to resist temperatures r's.n.g to T 22: - -n the ASTM standard time temperature curve `or one nour. F restoo Gypsum Backer consists of a c.osum core with unexpanded ver-eui te re -`or:ed vith f.teraify trues of h.gn tensile stre-c'.'- g'ass fibers firmly bonded to a riorc.s g-a, caper on both sides. G-P Bestwail Gypsum Bac-e'. designee `or frst or base tayers in field ta--lat cn c` z.ps.~ ..allboards, acoustical Lie and otner cc-patTe-ateriais with adhesives prevdes oncost. lev-e1 sur'aces for further decorative feaf-ents It -ay ce applied over 'oadbear ng c -ontoad bearmg wood or metal framing r. -ahs. screws or staples. 1" Gypsum Coreboard is available n two sty'es. a. a -.o-ogenous core w.th a tongue and g'oc.ed .omt D Two layers of backer board, armateo 1" Gynsum Coreboard is used for tne core materT m varous. all-gypsum pah t o- asse~blies. Regular G-P Bestwail Wallboard with a g!ass fiber reinforced core fabr cated as an ec;-c-.ca'. lay-m panel, for suspended ceiling svsfe-s. G-P Wallboard Edges T --Tapered S -- Square B -- Beveled (Special Order) G-P/BESTWALL GLASS FIBER REINFORCEMENT Literally miles of glass fibers have been mixed into the gypsum core of all G-P/Best\vall \\ ailboartls. This is an extremely important factor to consider when specifying wallboard. Glass fiber filaments of uniform strength and lenuth are as strong as high strength steel ot the same ?ize The addition of these glass fibers adds greater re silience. strength and handling ease to the wailhoard. Should the water of crystallization of the gypsum mixed be driven off in the form of steam by exces sive heat, the remaining fiber glass content will help the wallboard remain rigid. For further information write directlv to the G-P. Gypsum Division. Portland. Oregon, or consult near est sales office listed on the back of this catalog COVER PHOTOGRAPH La*e Pomt Tcver Chicago, iinnois SGP 0022752 F/3geobgia-pacific/bestwall G-P/BESTWALL TRIPLE DUTY I MftLLBOMD I I I'm |ji liifng I JOINT SYSTEM AND ACCESSORY PRODUCTS Product G-P/Bestwall Triple Duty Joint Compound Lb. Package Description 25 G-p Best .--a11 T: p. e Dvt< Wa/pcard .0 n; Cc~pGu-d s a . v : z.'znand a S;r.;,o pas cfers tap.r.g. tcpp > ace tester r.g ; ca-. ce -.sea 'or a' ::-ts 5j concearng of ;o.rts .n cs_~ .'.a ibcard sorstrjct o". T-e c -cer 5. this product a et l.fe of 3.' to 53 cays duration Th s a:0s ore-~ 1 ;g - 2 appixation Tr pie Doty can c-e aopneo using standard nano cr ~ec_ = - ;a< 'sc age and t s eas.iy sanded vVnen the appi.cat'cn's ccr-p'eted, fne Sjr'a;; 5 decorat:on as desired th no further preparation necessa-y Coverage- 53 (12-53 -cs. per 1.3 33 sq ft wren used as a texturing mater.ai > > 0- 9 BEDDING COMPOUND (ANIONOM) *oMbrd Join I *IAOV Ml* JOlNT COMPOU*0 G-P/Bestwall G-P, BestAail Joint System products are designed tc conceal .oi-ts a-d -a Joint Compound a el d" waiiboard panels together Properly used, these products assure S'-.;-: Bedding Compound of a at Is and ceilings. with |0mts as strong as the sailboard itself. Topping Compound 13 Wal-board Joint Compound -- A co-pound jsed for Doth bedd'-g and tcco - and na.i heads. Sanding may be eliminated by careful application Coverage: 53 25 25 Bedding Compound -- Designed to provide maximum adhesion of tape tc smoothly and may be hand or machine applied Coverage: i5 tbs. per 1..33 : tion Aitn 45 ibs of Bestwall Topping Compound ) 25 Topping Compound -- Used for finishing taped joints and spotting -a . -eacs if carefully applied. It is long working with low shrinkage. Coverage: 45 c$ 15 Ibs. of Bestwall Bedding Compound.) G-P/Bestwall Ready Mix Joint Compound 1 gal. and 5 gal Ready Mix Joint Corpour.d is an easy-Aorkmg material for the f- "ng joint 'einforcing tape in gypsum /.antoard construction. Furnished - : all-purpose compound is aiso excenent for use in covering nail heaps aoc angles. Ready Mix Joint Compound assures a standard mixture fcr / the job It has a long wet life and a hi not spoil even wren tne coma - Joint Compound is completely co~:atible with the G-P/Bestwaii 1-Da and may be used for the topping -at over G-P/Bestwall '-Day Walt:; Mix Joint Compound produces an excellent surface for any type of dec surface should be primed before :e ng decorated. s c:a;; ALL PURPOSE (AM ADHESrVE) WALLBOARD JOINT COMPOUND G-P/Bestwall All Purpose G-P/Bestwall One Day dJy ; Viao*no xxkt COIXPOUNO < G-P/Bestwall Laminating Compound 25 G-P/Bestwaii All Purpose Compound'S used for sedamg tape, toes ng :;--e- - and texturing When taping be sure tne compound under tne taoe. an: -- ; ..a- --:;s ; thoroughly dry before applying the next coat over the joints When used *; :e'.- ; car -a. ; apply a vinyl primer to tne entire area oefore texturing T^e texture ~a, re e: 3 -; a- sponge, brush or other suitable implement depending on the type of :s-r.g_-a: -e-o 25 G-P, Bestwall 1-Day WallDoard Joint Compound ~a-es possir e me :a;.-.a board joints-within a single day It $ used for all ccats p*eceo ng -*'-> : "setting" material, rather than the conventional drying tyce ~ater a' s:: -- c - a-re in 21-; to 3 hours When hardened. G-P. Bestwall 1-Day Waiiboard :c r-t 3:-;:. : a ;i not srn-w This solves a maior problem of waiiboard -nstaliat.on. by e':"-ir'3i ; re: homes and buildings, time lost traveling to and from joes, and'ong :e a.: . - / tional materials to dry and harden. And because there is to srr-r:ge -da-: number of coats applied, may be reduced. A vinyl primer sealer or ea. -a e-t - -e ea to re entire surface prior to texturing. 25 G-P,. Bestwail Laminating Compound is an exclusive product formulate; : e: r cet.-.ee-' sheets of waiiboard It is a casein base dry powder product, requ-rirg 2:: r ' 3as. :: mix and easy to apply, it forms a permanent, positive bond Omy 32 .ts :re-ee:e: for 1.3-00 feet of glueime. making this a very economical product. G-p Ber-.; - "g 3:~ccmd has Deen proven effective through many years of actual field use Coverage .. :< 31 ;s. per 1.3'30 sa. ft. of giueune. SGP 0022753 "or riteo 'esist.ve construction use G-P Bestwelt aypsurr orocucts -*ith G P panimg Set "Georgia-Pacific Guide to Products for interior Pa-e ^ESTWJoAinUt System and Accessory Products (continued! Product Lb. Package Description grabit ,* tfNlVVO G-P/Bestwall Grabit i a 50 G-P Best -'-ail Grabit'S an aoresive /.men permits direct attachment of jypsi-m 3-:cca'C ; t vails it may be used on pojred concrete, c.nder block or concrete boo .vans ~ ar? '-.n:~2Z < straignt and tree and are free from surface treatment, decorat,ons. or pr:t'.s.c-s Gra: t - = , ;e used on exterior waHs Amen are above grade level without waterproofing Grab! can :e -.sec to ad here gypsum wallboard to polystyrene insulation natenal. Adnesion :s secure and permanent, with no need for furring strips or fasteners -`ter ce ~-*ed with water as directed. Grabit can be applied with blade or cau'k.ng gun O'-iy fo^r i" ;:;'s are needed for each 4' wide waiiboard panel The adhesive fills m all normal <rresu ar t es ,n f-e -asc-'v In 3 to 4 hours. Grab't sets hard, and joint taping and finishing operations ~-ay then :e started s adhesive may be used wnerever there is need to attacn gypsum wailboaro to rasonrv wa s n ";~es apartments, hotels, offices, and plants. Coverage: Up to -i lb per sq. ft depend.ng on 'OLg"-ess of base surface BesteX A texture G-P/Bestwall Texturing Materials G-P/Bestwall Bestex a, B and C are texture materials designed lo produce .ar ous text.-e " s-"es over dry wail construction. Bestex A 25 Bestex A -- contains no aggregate and can be used for both hand and spray appucat on to :rocu:e textures such as stippie. swirl, spatter and orange peel finishes. Bestex B 40 Bestex B -- contains a small amount of aggregate and produces medium coarse textures sue" a; sand finishes. Bestex C 40 Bestex C -- contains a large amount of aggregate and is used for coarse textures seen as s ated acoustic finishes. Both B and C textures are for spray application only. All three textures produce "3rd surfaced. " te. decorative finishes that have excellent light reflective qualities and hiding power If desi'ea. Bestex A. B, and C can be painted with latex or vinyl paint. Coverage: Bestex A-12-50 :bs per 1.111 so tt depending upon texture. Bestex Band C-Finishes approx. 300 to 500 sq. ft. t G-P/Bestwall Drywall Screws G-P Best wail Drywall screws are now available m a variety of sizes for every type of .-.a'.coarc aeon- cation These screws are designed especially for drywall construction whether 'foe gyps.- to g.pSdm gypsum waiiboard to metal or gypsum waiiboard to wood framing. The special patented e read screw used wnen attaching waiiboard. reduces the possibility of damaging the pacer and cod.ces a uniform depression for proper and easier spotting. The seif-tapping quality of f"-e sere.-.s erect rapid application wnen attaemng wailboaro to metal studs. jinnwwww SPECIFICATIONS FOR WALLBOARD JOINT TREATMENT SGP 0022754 Scope: All walls and ceiling surfaces are included. Furnish all labor and material necessary to re inforce and conceal joints be tween gypsum wallboards and cover nailheads in a first-class workmanship manner. Materials 1 One-Material TreatmentGP/Bestwall Joint System Compound Triple Duty Joint Compound, or G-P/Bestwall Ready Mix Joint Compound. I'sed for bedding and for spotting nailheads. 2. Two-Material Treatment-- G-P/Bestwall Bedding Com pound or G-P/Bestwall One Day Waiiboard Joint Com pound and G-P/Bestwall Top ping Compound. Apply G-P/ Bestwall Waiiboard Joint Compound. Triple Duty Joint Compound. Ready Mix -Joint Compound. One Day Wall- board Joint Compound or Bedding Compound, and em bed tape leaving uniform thickness of material under tape. Cover nail or screw heads in field of board at each application of material in joints. (If joints are irregular or have wide cracks in some places and boards are not in same plane apply G-P/Bestwall Waiiboard Joint Compound. Triple Duty Joint Compound. G-P/Bestwall Bedding Com pound to taper edge joints, end joints and nail heads. Shear off surplus leaving no material on high edges. Allow 12 hours drying before taping, leaving uniform depth of ta per for uniform shrinkage of joint finishes over and under tapes.) Jointvuork If G-P/Bestwall center taper Gypsum Waiiboard is used on ceilings embed tape in center taper. When Waiiboard Joint Com pound. Triple Duty Joint Compound. Bedding Com pound or Ready Mix -Joint Compound has dried com pletely. cover taped joints with Waiiboard -Joint Com pound. Triple Duty Joint Compound, Ready Mix or Topping Compound. (When 1-Day Waiiboard Joint Com pound is used, the taped joint can be covered as soon as initial coat is set and before it is dry.) Shear off surplus leaving uniform coverage over tape with edges well feath ered. When preceding coats are completely dry (where 1-Day is used it is only necessary for it to be hardened, not completely dry I cover joints second time with Waiiboard Joint Compound. Triple Duty Joint Compound. Readv Mix -Joint Compound, or Topping Compound Shear off surplus leaving smooth, well leath ered joint. For best results and more uniform suction for decora tion apply skim coat of wallhoard -joint Compound. Tri ple Duty Joint Compound. Ready Mix -Joint Ccimpound or Topping Compound over entire surface -hearing otf excess material tightlv i See Joint Treatment Product Sheet GP-672S3. > Bestwall -Joint Svstem Prod ucts are designed to conceal joints and nailheads All have easy working characteristics and" very low- shrinkage l sed in recommended joint treat ments. thev literallv surface weld G-P/Bestwall Gv p-um Waiiboard Panels toget.ner. F/5georgia-pacific/bestwall G-P/BESTWALL G-P/Bestwall Tile Backer Board is a water-resistant gypsum product with a light blue face paper, designed for use as a base for the adhesive application of ceramic, metal or plastic tile The gv psum core consists of incombustible gvpsum rock, reinforced with glass fibers, combined with an emulsion giving high water re sistance. This new G-P.'Bestwall product is ideal for bath rooms. kitchens, powder rooms and all high moisture areas. For fire rated partitions be tween bathrooms or interior areas subject to moisture use 's' Firestop Tile Backer proven by Underwriter's Lab oratories in a 1-Hour assembly over wood studs. Tile Backer Board is sealed at cut edges with a special 21 2 '' wide self-adhering vinyl tape. Approximately one roll per msf. wallboard. Also used over any joints under tile. 1. Scope of work A. G-P/Bestwall Tile Backer Board shall be applied, as a base for fceramic) (metal) (plastic) tile, to all wall areas where such tile serves as the finished decorative surface (and/or water barrier). B. The contractor shall sup ply all tools, materials, and iabor necessary and required to complete all work included in this section. C. Adequate blocking for (tub) prefabricated receptor) (sub pan) etc., is covered in section on Framing. D. All materials shall be new. and used in strict accordance with the manufacturer's direc tions. TILE BACKER BOARD water resistant wallboard 2. Materials A. L" thick G-P/Bestwall Tile Backer Board, manufac tured by Georgia-Pacific Gyp sum Division. B. G-P/Bestwall Vinyl Tile Backer Board Tape, market ed by Georgia-Pacific Gypsum Division. C. GWB -54 l'j'' ring shank nails or equal. D. Screws, if used as an alter nate method of fastening, shall be 1'' long d ry wa 11 screws. E. Temporary strip or shim of wood or a specially de signed permanent metal sec tion. 3. Workmanship A. All framing members shall be rigidly fastened, plumb, and true. B. Installation of (tub) (pre fabricated receptor) (sub pan) shall have been com pleted prior to erection of Tile Backer Board. C. Studs shall be furred out as necessary, around (tubi (prefabricated receptor) (sub pan) so that the face of the water resistant wallboard. when installed, shall be flush with the upper lip of the I tub) (prefabricated recep tor) (sub pan) D. Tile Backer Board shall be applied horizontally so as to minimize butt joints with paper bound edge along edge of l tub) (prefabricated re ceptor) (sub pan). E. The contractor shall use a temporary strip or shim be tween the edge of Tile Backer Board and the Up of the (tub) i prefabricated receptor i (sub pan). When the temporary strip or shim is removed, a clearance of 14 ' shall exist between the edge of the Tile Backer Board and the lip of the (tub) (prefabricated re ceptor) (sub pan). A metal section especially designed for this purpose may be attached to the framing before the Tile Backer Board is erected. F. Tile Back.-r Board shall be fastened to -ide walls with nails spaced S ' o c. Where side walls arc- to be faced with ceramic tile thicker than L nails shall he spaced 4" o c. G. Tile Backer Board shall be fastened to ceilings with nails spaced 7" o c. (adhesive ap plication of tile to wallboard ceilings is not recommended). H. If adhesive nail-on appli cation is used as an alt--., method of fastening /' tractor shall use not I-.. ... 2 nails per hoard w idtr. -1 support. I. Where it is nece=-ar. . cut Tile Backer Boarn, -. resulting exposed core be covered over with tape treatment prior to tion. In addition, where- r. holes occur, the contra. shall apply -hurt length; vinvl tape to cover thposed core. This can he ... complished hv applvin; of tape through the e, - from face of hoard to back completelv seal exposed in perimeter of openings. F-. lowing erection of Tile Bac.-eBoard, the contractor apply vinvl tape over all e,:d joints. In addition, anv posed core still remain:-; such as nail holes damage-; face areas, openings aroc.-'t plumbing fixtures, shall covered with vinyl tape. j ' J. Vinyl tape snail not he ar plied to side walls and c-.b ings above the tile line T IBacker Board above the elline shall receive standard joint treatment. This are; shall be primed and paint-: as other painted areas. G-P/BESTWALL "NEW IMPROVED" FIRESTOP TYPE XXX New Improved G-P/Bestwall Firestop face marked Type "XXX'' combining all the ad vantages of the original gyp sum wallboard in the original Type "X" gypsum wallboard with a gypsum core with un expanded vermiculite and greater glass fiber reinforce ment and a lower weight than ever before gives increased fire protection, strength and bet ter nailing qualities. The vermiculite balances gypsum shrinkage by expanding when exposed to heat, while the textile glass filaments keep the core intact even after its chemically combined water has been released, giving a thermal stabilized core. Advantages Economical -- La rge. light weight panels handle eas ily and can be scored and snapped or cut to desired size. Low Cost --New Improved G-P/Bestwall Firestop is one of the lowest cost fireproofing materials available today. Crack-Resistance - Resists cracks due to framing move ments, vibrations and settling. I'naffected by humidity or extremes in temperatures. Strength -- Resists crosswise stresses. 5/s Firestop has flex ural strength of 220 to 270 lbs. as compared to ASTM mini mum requirements of 150 lbs. for 5g" regular gypsum wallboard and a Federal Specifi cations minimum require ment of 110 lbs for 1 j ' reg ular gypsum wallboard. Fire resistance G-P/Bestwall Firestop is rec ommended where extra fireresistance is required in resi dential. commercial and pub lic buildings. For y.-ars thickness has provided onhour fire revwtance m -Ind ia yer application on both walls and ceilings over wo,..; or steel, while 1 V thickness has provided 45 minutes firrating in single layer applica tion when applied over wood framing, for both walls and ceilings. The New Improved Firestop has greater fire re sistance Firestop w ill provide 1 and 2 hour floor and ceilings in single layer application. See the tabulation on pages F/22 thru F/25 for greater nre resistance :n -ingle layer ap plication for both 1 ; and . thick G-P.'Be-twall Firc--;,-p F/6 cor rated fire resistive construction use G-P-'Sestweli gyosum oroducts )th G P Paneling See "Georgia-Pacific Guide to Products for Interior Pane "g Va'GYPSUM SOUND DEADENING BOARD p/bestwall t 1 II Gvpsum Sound Deadening Board meets the requirethe most sophisticated sound control systems availthe added convenience of being one of the easiest |rtL!ontrol materials to install. , ,n thickness. Bestwall Gypsum Sound Deadening -'rj.rh-J.'=> -ineeciallv designed and formulated for high sound transmission loss, not to mention its contribution towards the structural strength and fire resistance of a construction. 14" Gypsum Sound Deadening Board has been ;ound t^-trd in several assemblies with excellent results. The roiir.wtng pages contain these actual test results. WOOD STUD PARTITION -.^6 RaTjnG--i Hour mcomocstiDie test Ul *<c 30 s:c MATERIALS USED t. 3' i 4' tfoco Siuds 2. .** Bestwall Gypsum Sound Deadening Board 3. 2" * 4" *ood Studs 4 Vi* Bestwall firestop Type '`XXX`' Waiibcard 5. 5d cc Nans 6 4a fmisn 7. G-P. Bestwaii laminating Compound n. in partition properties application oetails r SOUND TEST DATA 1 Nan 2" i 4" *ood stuas 16' o c. !o 2" i 4* wood plates at tne f`cor Test No. 13W-27 ana cemng Date- Ur' 5. 1967 2 Apply a smgte layer of ii" Bestwall Gvpsum Sound Deadening 3:ard Cor.auc'.eo By: Ge.ser & hamme. l-c vertically to ootn sides ana secure with 5d-c c nans spaced 12" Test Part'^on: ueigM- 9 o c. at stuas ana prates Joints snouid oe staggered. d) w.q'th T^'CMoess: 14 * 5'i" 3. Aoply a single layer of :/z' Beslwail firestop Type XXX *3i!poaro vertically lo both sides, over the v' Gypsum Sound Deadening ' I Ae-gnt: * 96 lbs sq Board, by laminating with G-P Bestwail Laminating Compound Sound Transmission C'3SS 45 vertical joints of fhe Vi* Firestop should 'ail between the weed rt< 3 Preauencv Average 11 Frequency Average 43.1 45 6 studs and snouid be railed each side of me vertical ;omt win ip f-msh nails driven at a 45' angle 24" o c. T 4. Tape and finish in tne approved manner. >f METAL STUD PARTITION MATERIALS USED c;re rating -- l Hour incombustible No. T3854 1. 2l/i* Bestwall Steel Studs p STC 45 2. 2x/i* Bestwall Steel Channel 3 Bestwall Gypsum Sound Deadening Board 4. I* Bestwall Type Orywail Screws 5. n* Bestwall Firestop Type "XXX" WaHboard 6. V/%* Bestwall Type $" Drywall Screws PARTITION PROPERTIES - SOUND TEST DATA APPLICATION DETAILS 1. Set Besiwa1: IV steel studs 24' o.c. into BestwaH VS M:c' a-'d , Test No. S' Dated BW-16FT Jui> 21-28. 1966 ceiling (ra:* 2. Apply v E-eCwail Gypsum Sound Deadening Board /erica'i. *o Conducted By. Ge-ger 4 Hamme. Inc. both sides : parti*ion and secure with Bestwall l' Type S" dr.wait e Test Partition, Heignt Width: 9' 14* -o' screws spaced 12" o.c. Stagger loints. 3. Apply Bes- . a 1 S Firestop Wallboard vertically over ," 3e$twa,i Thickness 4" G/psum Scu-'d Deadening Board oeing careful to s'agger .cn^s Weight: 7 lbs sa Secure tn-s a*e' win Bestwall l1-*' T,pe drywall screws spaced Sound Transmission Class 9 Frequency Average 45 44 3 12" o c a'b'-e 'ne perimeter and 24' o c. along the center 'me 4. Tape and `-nsh m the approved manner. 11 Frequency Average 46 9 I For test data on other wall assemblies, write for the brochure ' Sounas l Great" No. 67320. i G-P/ETERNAWALL Vinyl Surfaced Gypsum Wallboard Specifications Wallboard Substrate - G-P Regular or Firestop Wallboard reinforced with glass fibers. Vinyl Surface -- High quality washable wall surfacing ma terial. Thickness (Unsupporting vinyl)--.008 ". Colors and Patterns -- See Page F/2. Panel Sizes --4 x8' and 4'xlO' (Other sizes available on order.) Panel Thickness -- 1 > (3s and 5s" available on order.) Panel Long Edges--Eased 45 and vinyl wrapped (Square edge available on order i Flame Spread--30 U L Rat ing. Installation The preferred installation method is to laminate the Eternawall panel to a gypsum or plywood backing. Eterna wall should be installed sertically with the edge joints of the two layers of board stag gered. G-P / Bestwall Lami nating Compound, or a top quality contact cement is recommended for lamination. All surfaces should be free from foreign substance which would prevent a good bond. Apply a V diameter bead of adhesive to ail framing mem bers. except plates. On solid backing, space beads 16'' o.c. At panel butt joints apply two beads of adhesive, one for each panel edge. N'ail 3 o c. top and bottom edges and ap ply base board and ceiling moldings. Temporarv snoring at the joints may be accom plished by driving a nail through a v.ood block at 'hr butt joints which holds the panel against the backing un til the adhesive sets If no adhesive is used. 1 ' < ' long 14 gauge nails should be placed a minimum of 16' o c. These nails are located at the top and bottom panel edges, the vertical pane) edges, and in the intermediate studs if each panel. L'se color matched nails for exposed nailing. Full lamination or stud ad hesive application is pre ferred for better appearance The adhesise also adds strength anti rigidnv anti seals the joints thereby pre venting sound leakage GEORGIA-PACIFIC/BESTWALL F/7 SGP 0022756 GYPSUM LATH G-P/BESTWALL Type and Size Uses Description Plain lath Consists of core of gypsum rock reinforced with glass fitters sandwiched between two layers of special paper covering. This is standard basic construction for all Bestwall Lath. SIZE: 16' * 48', Vi' or Zi' thick x 48` West Coast only) The standard gypsum plaster base for nail, staple or dip application to wood or steel framing. The exposed layer is porous and absorbent, permitting water in the plaster to pene trate the surface. As plaster sets, gypsum crystals pierce the paper surface forming mechanical kev on the lath thus assuring maximum bond. Added strength and fire re sistance due to reinforcement with glass fibers All G-P/ Bestwall Gypsum LadTT^ ing glass fibers, is Tvp*. "vv Printed face so identifies laV Lath paper has water re; " ant inner plies which pre-'l'' the water in the plaster "lt soaking through it and minimizes sagging of the l'ah and plaster. The layer again,/ the core is porous and ahsr.rr, ent so as to bond to the .Y,rc as the plaster sets. Long-length lath The same structure as Plain Lath except in dimensions. SIZE: Available in y2" or 1 ' thicknesses--24" x floor to ceiling lengths (12' maximum) this construction material is especially designed for use as a plaster base for thin (2") solid partitions providing fire resistive ratings up to two hours Can also be used with furring over exterior masonry walls as a plaster base. Long Length Lath comes in lengths up to 12'. providing for wall assemblies in floor to ceiling heights. Ideal for solid plaster partitions. Since there is less lathing in job--there is a saving in construction costs. Glass fiber reinforced for add ed strength Fast and eco nomical to erect. Application: Both plain a.-uLong-Length Lath may he ap! plied by nailing to wood ar,,j nailing-type steel framing* and to wood framing bv ;ta. pies. They can be easilv at tached to metal sections and furring, and to wood with , G-P/Bestwall Olsen Clip; Resilient type clips reduce . cracking and lessen sound : transmission. Pinholath Plain Lath construction surface perforated with Z\t dia. holes. Space Vi' o.c. diagonally. SIZE: 16' x 48', 16' x 96', V," thick. (16'/*' * 48' West Coast only) Specially designed tor machine applied plasters. Fast, high, even water absorption speeds plaster application by holding plaster in place during rodding and darbying. When attached to ceilings by clips, three coat work is required. The Scratch Coat should be dry before applying Brown Coat if high humidity condition exists. When Perimeter Clips are used on ceilings, Butt and Center Clips should be used. G-P/Bestwall PINHOLATH is plain lath surface-perfo rated in manufacturing with pin holes no larger than 'n, ' in diameter, spaced Ja o.c. diagonally. Specially designed for ma chine applied plasters. This unique feature permits : rapid suction of water from plaster mix to achieve perfect plaster consistency speeding plaster application. There are no plaster slide, no backtracking, no costly de lays. Plaster stays in place during rodding and darbying which can be done sooner when using PINHOLATH. j Full base coat coverage is ob tainable in one operation. j Perfolath Plain lath construction with Vt' diameter holes spaced 4' o.c., 48 holes per sheet. SIZE: 16' x 48", Vi' thick. Applications identical to Plain Lath. A wood stud partition faced with Perfolath and full thickness of plaster specified has one-hour fire rating. Perforations require application of full thickness of plaster and require separate scratch and brown coats. G-P/Bestwall Perfolath is plain lath with *4 ' diameter holes spaced 4" center to cen ter. The perforations permit the plaster to push through the holes and 'mushroom'' out the back of the lath, there by forming a mechanical key. This key plus the natural bond to the face paper, pro vides a double bond for plas ter. Application: Perfolath may be : applied by nailing to wood ' and nailing-type steel tram- ' ing. and to wood framing by i staples. It can be easily attached to metal sections and j furring, and to wood with G-P/Bestwall Olsen Clips. Resilient type clips reduce cracking and lessen sound transmission Insulating lath Plain lath with aluminum foil laminated on back. SIZE: 16" x 48", Vi' or Vi" thick. Rounded Edges Designed primarily for application to exterior wails and top floor ceiling. Back side must face a minimum air space of Vt' to develop reflective insulation value. Constructed exactly as PLAIN LATH this lath has aluminum foil laminated to the back. This foil reflects up to 90% of radiant heat and acts as an efficient vapor bar rier. Designed primarily for appli cation to exterior walls and top floor ceilings. When in stalled the aluminum reflec tive surface must lace a mini mum air space of :4 to develop reflective insulation value. Dens-cote gypsum base A 4' wide, long-length, tapered edged, plain lath construction. It has a highly absorbent lath tyoe face paper with surface pin holed. SIZE: 4' x 8', 10' and 12'; Zi' thick (K' and H'. Vt" and H' Firestop on order) Specially designed for reception ot Dens-Cote Smooth and Texture Finish and other thin coat plasters. F/8 GEORGIA-PACIFIC / BE3TWAIL G-P/Bestwall Dens-Cote Gyp sum Base is a l/2" and 58 ' thick. 4' wide, tapered edge, glass fiber reinforced gypsum board product, specifically de signed to receive Dens-Cote Plasters. (Smooth Finish --Textured Finish --Base Plaster.) It has a highly absorbent lath type face paper with the sur face pinholed. Available in lengths up to 12 . is shipped twin mounted. Large sheets decrease number of joints, giving greater strength and crack resistance to wall and ceiling surfaces. The Dens-Cote System is de signed for fast erection and early occupancy, produces a wall with a strong, hard mon olithic finish. Combines ecnnomo of instal lation with virtually unlim ited decorative possibilities SGP 0022757 GYPSUM PLASTER C.p/BESTWALL gypsum plaster rhe Georgia-Pacific Bestwall n-ium Division manufac- '-'7,1 a complete line oi hiah:J etficient gypsum basecoat ' j high purity finish plas^ Each is designed lor a '^Jcific function and provides ?"wide latitude of selection I r various architectural re quirements. r.nish coat plasters provide ,ne last operation before dec orating- Various finishes are nailable, depending on the npe of texture or decorative rrfect desired. Base coat plas ms form that portion of the faster construction which is applied to masonry or lath bases and which help support Ond develop the properties of :he finish coat. Base coat neat plasters which require an ag gregate are furnished with or without fibers. G-P/Bestwall basecoat plasters, both neat jnd mill mixed, are available iiass fibered. FIRE PROTECTION The base of all gypsum plas ters is calcined gypsum. Gyp sum can t burn and will not transfer heat substantiallv in excess of 212: F until all its water of crystallization has been driven off in the form of steam. Because of this out standing feature gypsum of fers superior fire protection in hundreds of constructions over wood or steel frame, in walls, partitions, floor and ceiling constructions. When applied in accordance with specifications. G-P/Best wall plasters provide uni formly strong, stable walls and ceilings. Because of high fibered con tent G-P/Bestwall fibered plaster spreads freely and evenly, providing extra high coverage. Scientifically controlled man ufacturing process imparts plasticity and richness to the plaster for uniform high qual ity. Increased sound reduction through plaster and mason ry assemblies. G-P/Bestwall glass fibered plaster will not clog machine application equipment. Refer to Dens-Cote`v one and two coat smooth or textured finish plasters pages H/6. 7. 8 and 9 for complete details on Dens-Cote Systems. Description Us = s IMeat gypsum plaster (Unfibered, Fibered, and Extra Fibered) Basecbat plasters bend securely to any standard plaster base .ncluding gypsum lath, metal lath and masenry units. Neat gypsum plasters require addition of aggregate and water in field. Lite-mix plaster (Unfibered, Fibered. Masonry Mix) 8asecoat plaster that is 50% lighter than Gypsum and sand plaster. Fibered mix contains glass fibers for added strength and uniform thickness. Requires addition ot water in the field only. Wood fibered gypsum plaster Non-staining shredded wood fiber additive provides good working properties when used without aggregate. 1. UNFIBERED: is used for scratch coat on solid surfaces and for tne brown (second) coat on any backing. 2. FIBERED: is recommended to provide greater wet cohesion and to minimize droppings with open type lath. 3. EXTRA FIBERED: is used for greater wet cohesion over metal lath as may be specified. 1. UNFIBERED: is used for scratch coat or solid surfaces and for tne brown (second coat or any backing.) 2. FIBERED: is recommended to provide greater wet cohension and to minimize droppings with open type lath. 3. MASONRY MIX: available for application on masonry bases. Intended for use without aggregate as scratch and brown coat, but may be mixed with one part of sand. For scratch coat over high suction masonry it is recommended that one part of sand be used. Concrete bond gypsum plaster Basecoat plaster designed to bond permanently with monlithic concrete to preserve a hard, durable surface. Requires addition of water only in the field. Specially formulated to compensate for two problems: 1. Base too dense for ordmary plaster to form a mecramcai key 2. Difference in thermal expansion of concrete and plasters. Gauging plaster Specially ground gypsums designed to blend with lime putty. Mixed with lime to provide base for final wall and ceiling decoration. Usually over a gypsum plaster basecoat, `As' to Vi" thick. Available in "Slow Set" or "Quick Set." Finishing limes Produced from ground quicklime by adding an exact amount of water which chemically converts the quicklime to calcium and magnesium hydroxides. Completely aerated to prevent lumping in the bag. Prepared trowel finish A pre-mixed gypsum finish coat piaster requiring addition of water only. Made from high grade gypsum rock ot white or local gray. Keene's cement A high strength, "dead-burnt" white gypsum gauging plaster. Provides stronger, harder surface when substituted for gauging plaster in a lime mix. Less lime, harder finish. Available regular and Fast Set. Precision ground to produce the correct fineness tor maximum plasticity and workability. To be mixed with gypsum gauging or Keene's cement for lime putty white coat. For any indoor plastering installation where a smooth hard finish is desired. Because of denser, harder surface has higher resistance to abrasion and water absorption it is highly suitable for kitchens, bathrooms, hospitals, and any area where wear and moisture resistance are important. DURABILITY' Applied according to specifications it provides uniformly strong, stable wails and ceilings. PLASTICITY' Special scientifically controlled process maintains plasticity and easy workability FIRE RESISTANT Gypsums natural incombustibility offers superior fire protection. FIRE RESISTANT Perlite aggregate provides higher fire resistance than sanded plasters. MIXES SMOOTHLY. Has no tendency to clog mixer or to Oiock the nozzle of the piaster gun. HIGH INSULATION VALUE: Provides greater insulation than sanded gypsum plaster ECONOMY: Can be applied quickly and easily. STRENGTH: Has 3 times greater compresive and tensile strengtn than sanded plaster: ,,p to 2;: times greater resistance to ateral impact and 50% greater surface hardness. BONOING STRENGTH. Concrete bond adheres well to properiy prepared concrete surfaces, columns and beams anc on smooth cement block walls. LOW COST. An economical base coat plaster to provide for application direct to concrete surfaces. WHITE COAT FINISH Satm Spar Gauging Plasters are very wn-te and when properly mneo with lime putty they provide g cssy smooth, flawless surface of uniformly excellent, sat n-- xe finish. Supplies a white d^a: e r'~ so that preserves and beau:' es ntenor wails and :e ;mg Vs-es wa'-s less brittle, iess Sub e:: :: ."=:-s SGP 002275? STRENGTH Produces .e-,-a-d surfaces, approx,-ate - * :e strength of ordinary -e ga.g "g finishes. EASY DECORATION Cr be decorated as soon as LOW WATER A3SCPC' IN Because of higo bens-as cw absorption. VARIOUS FIN, Su* 3 *n varying portion :> us standard, meo " f : -`"a hard finishes. F 9georqia-pacific/bestwall / G-P/BESTWALL BASE COAT PLASTERS for hand or machine application INleat DENS-COTE ) Neat gypsum plasters are ob tainable in three forms: Unfibered. Fibered and Extra Fibered. Neat Gypsum plas ters require addition of aggre gate and water in the field. 1. Unfibered plaster is used for scratch coat on solid sur faces and for the brown (sec ond) coat on any backing. 2. Fibered plaster is recom mended to provide greater wet cohesion and to minimize droppings with open type lath. 3. Extra fibered plaster is used for greater wet cohesion over metai lath as may be spe cified. Applied according to specifi cations. G-P/Bestwall Basecoat plasters provide uni formly strong, stable walls and ceilings. Special, scientifically con trolled process maintains plasticity and easy workabil ity. The incombustibility of gyp sum offers superior fire pro tection in hundreds of con structions over wood or steel frame, in walls and partitions and in floor and ceiling con struction and for beams and columns. Wood Fiber Non-staining shredded wood fiber additive provides good working properties when used without aggregate. Intended for use without ag gregate as scratch and brown coat, but may be mixed with one part of sand. For scratch coat over high suction mason ry it is recommended that one part of sand be used. Economy-Can be applied quickly and easily. Strength -- G-P/Bestwall Wood Fibered Gypsum Plas ter has approximately 3 times greater strength than sanded plaster: up to 2Vt times greater resistance to lateral impact and 50% greater sur face hardness. Fire-Resistant-Wood Fibered Plaster provides excellent fire rating up to 50% higher than sanded plaster. Twin A plaster designed for hand or machine application (avail able on the West Coast only). A specially controlled process gives Twin Plaster easy work ability for fast, uniform cov erage. In machine applica tion. it prevents clogging in the nozzle and plugging in the hose. It is used with equal facility for hand application. Twin Plaster is available glass fibered or unfibered to meet every job condition. Speedy Application-Machine plastering speeds construction time and lowers production costs. It eliminates mixing set-up at intermediate floors and dependence upon general contractors for hoisting facili ties. Economy - Machine applica tion. using gypsum lath and plasters developed for this purpose by Georgia-Pacific. Bestwall Gypsum Division, offers maximum coverage per man with minimum waste. Durability-When mixed and applied according to specifica tions. resultant plastering de velops full strength and hard ness resulting in strong, du rable walls and ceilings. Design Flexibility - Machine application lends itself to the flexibility of design for which gypsum plaster is noted, thus placing no limitation on use of this method of application. ".a- : rliX A base coat plaster that is 50% lighter than gypsum and sand plaster. Available either Fibered, Unfibered or Mason ry Mix. Fibered Lite-Mix contains glass fibers to pro vide added strength and uni form thickness with fewer droppings. Requires addition of water only in field. 1. Unfibered Lite-Mix Plaster is used for scratch coat on solid surfaces and for the brown (second) coat on any backing. 2. Fibered Lite-Mix Plaster is recommended to provide greater wet cohesion and to minimize droppings with open type lath. 3. Masonry Mix available for application on masonry bases. Fire-Resistant-Perlite aggre gate provides higher fire re sistance than sanded plasters. Mixes smoothly-Has no ten dency to block the nozzle of the plaster gun. High Insulation Value-LiteMix provides greater insula tion than sanded gypsum plaster. Base Plaster The application of anm-, matelv 1 of Den.s-C,lt. U* Plaster over glass fiber forced Dens-Cote Base an additional finish coat duces monolithic finish i will last a "house time' L Designed for fast erect.0ri either residential or comrriei cial construction Designer -" use with conventional fini-h,.,' Use 24" wide fiber mesh reinforce all flat joints anr angles. Use U x l" perforatemetal beads for corners r0r' ner beads should be set ; regulate plaster thickness at Vs" maximum. Nail or sci-e* corner bead to framing tnetti. ber. For best results, applv the mesh by embedding it -xit), Dens-Cote Base Plaster. This is accomplished by trowelmj a layer of Dens-Cote Bass Plaster over the joint area and pressing the glass fiber mesh into the Dens-Cote with a trowel. The mesh mav he first stapled to the Dens-Cot. Base, if desired. In any case the mesh must be emhedoeg with Dens-Cote before the over-all application begins. At the same time, fill all metal corner beads. These areas may be allowed to set before the over-all application s commenced. This preliminary embedding of the joints keeps fhe glass fiber mesh from, wrinkling, promotes uniform takeup. and assures positive keying of Dens-Cote Base Plaster into the mesh Ic Trowel the Dens-Cote Base Plaster tightK oier the entire wall or ceiling surface This application should he uniform -about 1 s thick. As soon as Dens-Cote Base Plaster has taken up suffi ciently. straighten wall but do not trowel smooth Lea\e rough so that finish coat will key properly. Apply finish coat as soon as possible after base coat has set. Finish with lime putty and gauging for a conventional smooth finish, or use any sand float or textured finish. If a hard durable finish is de sired. use Dens-Cote Smooth Finish. SGP 0022759 For rated fire resistive construction use G P Besfwall gypsum products with G-P Paneling See "Guide to G-P/Bestweli Well Systems C,p/BESTWALL FINISHING PLASTER A high strength, 'dead burnt" white gypsum plaster. Pro vides stronger, harder surface when substituted for gauging plaster in a lime-gauging mix. DENS-COTE M<te $e. ed he At :a/ as re is rv ps m m ve se Dens-Cote Smooth Finish is a ! specifically designed plaster that is applied to a minimum of over Dens-Cote Base in a single coat (scratch and double up). It p; jvides a wall with a strong, hard monolithic finish that can receive virtually any type of decoration. With Specially ground gypsum fin ishing plasters designed to be blended with lime putty. They provide the base for final wall or ceiling decora tion. Usually applied over a gyp sum basecoat and to a thick ness of 'ii,'' to l/g". Avai'able in "Slow Set" and "Quick Set." Very white plasters made from selected gypsum rock of exceptionally high purity. Specially ground and process ed to provide hard strong molds and casts. Excellent for run work and ornamental features. 1 Sunflower Molding Plasters are very white and are ground exceedingly fine. They are The lower the lime content, the harder the finish Avail able Regular anrl Fast -.et Resistance to Abrasion - pro vides high resistance to abra sion making it suitable for u^e in bathrooms, kitchens, hos pitals. etc. Low Water Absorption - be cause of high density, has lowwater absorption. Various Finishes-Keene's Ce ment when mixed with differ ent proportions of lime putty se re us m Dens-Cote Smooth Finish no aggregate or special machin ery is needed. Part of the Dens-Cote System White Coat Finish - Gauging sets to provide a hard, strong, smooth white coat finish, over gypsum basecoat. specially processed to make pure white molds, free from voids and pinholes. 2. G-P/Bestwall Molding provides '"standard hard." "medium hard" and "extra hard" finishes of construction this product Plasticity -- Lime is used to Plasters made of local rock .se fiJo ve >11 as as may be applied to walls and ceilings over wood or metal framing, it helps to effectively reduce sound passage from room to room. Designed for fast erection and early occu pancy. Dens-Cote Texture Finish is a mill mixed piaster that is furnish whiteness, plasticity and bulk. 1. Satin Spar Gauging Plas ters are very white and when properly mixed with lime put ty they provide a glossy smooth, flawless surface of uniformly excellent, satin-like finish. are recommended for use where a high white work is not necessary. They furnish the same high quality surface as Sunflower. A basecoat plaster designed to bond permanently w ith mono lithic concrete Requires addi tion of water only in field Specially formulated to com pensate for 2 problems: 1. A surface too dense for ordinary plaster to form a mechanical key. and id al id applied to a minimum of yu" over Dens-Cote Base in a single coat l scratch and dou ble up) and finished with a wood float or other device to the desired textured finish. 2. G-P/Bestwall Gauging Plasters made of local rock are recommended for use where a high white finish is not necessary. They furnish the same high quality surface A pre-mixed gypsum finish coat plaster requiring addi tion of water only. Made from high grade gypsum rock of white or local gray. 2. The difference in thermal expansion of concrete and ordinary plasters Bonding Strength - Concrete Bond adheres well to properly prepared concrete surfaces, > as Satin Spar. Strength--produces very hard surfaces, approximately twice columns and beams and on smooth cement block walls. the strength of ordinary lime- gauging finishes. Low Cost -- An economical basecoat plaster to provide Easy Decoration -- can be decorated as soon as dry. for application direct to con crete surfaces. F/llQEOnOIA-PACIFIC/BESTWALU SGP 0022760 SHlits urribco PLYWOOD California Los Angolas: Pico Rivera: 7240 Cndar Ave. Georgia Atlanta: I2S Ottfay Oriva, N. . Savannah: 440 Magazine Ava. Illinois Chicago: FnniUn Park: Wavaland and Carnation New Jersey Clifton: 400 Atlwood Road Oregon Portland: Commonwealth Bldg. Tana Carrollton: 1B00 John Connally Or. Washington Saattla: 410 Tarry Ava. North REDWOOD LUMBER California Haadquartars: Samoa San Francisco. 601 California St. Los Angalas: 7240 Crider Ava. Pico Rivara Georgia Augusta: Southarn Finanea Bldg. Illlnoia Franklin Park: 3815 N, Carnation St. New York Now York: 375 Park Avanua Oregon Portland: Commonwealth Bldg. WESTERN LUMBER California San Francisco: 601 California St. Los Angalas: 7240 Cridar Ava. Pico Rivara Georgia Augusta: Southarn Finanea Bldg. Oregon Portland: Commonwealth Bldg. SOUTHERN LUMBER Arkansas Crosaatt California City of Industry: 14750 Naison Ava. Gaacgli Augusta: Southarn Finanea Bldg. DISTRIBUTIOn CEniERS Arkansas Little Rock: 3101 Dugan St Alabama Birmingham: 3400 Ball St Mobile: 3451 Georgia-Pacific Avo. A Beltline Hwy. Arizona Phoenix: 4801 West Colter St. California Anaheim: 519 E. Kitella Ave. Bakersfield: 201 Industrial St. Berkeley: 800 Grayson St. Fresno: 3140 California Ava. Los Angalas; 7240 Cridar Ava. Pico Rivera San Famando: 13535 Paxton Straot Pacoima Riverside: 2929 Kansas Ava. Sacramento: 320 Commerce Circle Salmas: 1031 Industrial Ave. San Diago: 2200 Haffly St.. National City San Josa: 660 East Gish Road Colored* Denver: 1505 W. Third Ava. Connecticut WaJlmg/erd: 805 N. Colony Road Florida Jacksonville: 1333 Hamas Street Miami: 3201 N. 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