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Jr--. . .Wallboard Products kJoint System and Accessory Products *.'/*" Incombustible Gypsum Sound Deadening Board kEternawall Vinyl Surfaced Gypsum Wallboard .Tile Backer Board .Round Edge Gypsumboard .Steel Stud Details ..Technical Data .Construction Systems . Ceiling and Floor Assemblies PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT GP-1515 SGP 0022949 WALLBOARD PRODUCTS Products Thickness Widths Lengths Edge Description G-P/Bestwall Regular Wallboard ; 3 " G-P/Bestwall Fi restop1 >/r Vt" G-P/Bestwall 'A" Gypsum Sound Deadening Board '/" G-P/Bestwall Regular Tile Backer Board l/i" 4' (2'on order) 4' 4' 6' to 16' in even feet 6' to 16' in even feet 8' 8', 11' 12' T, S, B, RE G-P/Bestwall Regular Gypsum Wallboard is manufactured with Tapered or Square Edges and faced with a strong, cream-colored paper which will accommodate any type of decora tive treatment. The back paper, which is gray, is as strong as the face paper. The Vi" and Vi" wallboard with Tapered edges is recommended for single layer application in new con struction. Tapered edges are designed to be reinforced with G-P/Bestwall Joint System products resulting in a smooth, seamless surface. Square edges are recommended for use where exposed joints are acceptable. The resistance to fire exposure and sound transmission increase with the use of greater board thickness and the number of layers of board used. (See the Technical Oata Charts on pp. D/10 thru D/13.) T, S, B, RE G-P/Bestwall Firestop carries a 45 minute to 3 hour fire resistant rating in various wood and steel wail and floor/ceiling assemblies. Unexpanded vermiculite in the core 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. See pages D/10 thru D/13 for fire resistive ratings obtained by various Firestop assemblies. S G-P/Bestwall Vt" Incombustible Gypsum Sound Deadening Board meets the requirements of the most sophisticated sound control systems available with the added convenience of being one of the easiest sound control materials to install. It is designed and formulated for high sound transmission loss, structural strength and incombustibility. It has a distinctive green face paper. When applied over IVi" steel studs or 2 x 4 wood studs, one layer of Vi" G-P/Bestwall Firestop Type XXX over one layer of Vt" Gypsum Sound Deadening Board gives a l-hour fire resistive wall and a 45 S.T.C. Refer to the brochure "Sounds Great" for other assemblies with S.T.C. ratings up to 55. T This 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 gypsum core con sists of incombustible gypsum rock, combined with an emulsion giving high water resist ance. Ideal for bathrooms, kitchens, powder rooms and other moisture areas. G-P/Bestwall Tile Backer Board can be erected as easily as wallboard and requires no finishing of joints or nail heads with joint treatment nor further waterproofing under tile applied adhesively unless required by local code. G-P/Bestwall Firestop Tile Backer Board Vt" 4' G-P/Bestwall Regular Insulating Wallboard Vt" K Vi " 4' G-P/Bestwall Firestop Insulating Wallboard G-P/Bestwall Regular Eternawall'"-- Vinyl Surfaced Wallboard: Standard L.ne 4' (Special order H'SH") Decorator Line W 4' (Special order V%" & Vt") 8', 11' 12' 6' to 16' 6' to 16' T This contains the factory treated water-resistant core and treated face and back paper plus the addition of unexpanded vermiculite and glass fiber reinforcement which gives increased fire protection and strength. Where fire rated assemblies are required in areas subject to moisture, such as partitions between bathrooms and other interior areas, most building codes allow the use of G-P/Bestwall Firestop Tile Backer Board. The use of H" Firestop Tile Backer will give a 1 hour fire rating. T, S, RE Regular Insulating Gypsum Wallboard is regular gypsum wallboard, with bright aluminum foil laminated to the back surface. In a single layer application it provides the advantages of regular gypsum wallboard plus having effective insulation and vapor barrier qualities. A separate and continuous vapor barrier automatically ascends on the warm s de of the wall when G-P/Bestwall Insulating Gypsum Wallboard is applied. The aluminum foil, facing a Vi" minimum space, reflects 90% of radiant heat, providing insulation qualities equal to Vi" of fiberboard insulation (tested by U.S. Bureau of Stand ards). Panels must be installed with foil side against the studs. To have reflective insulation value, FHA requires the foil to face a minimum air space of Vt". T, S, RE This is the regular insulating gypsum wallboard with the addition to the core of unexpanded vermiculite and glass fiber content for increased fire protection. Through the proper use of this product desired fire-rated assemblies can be achieved. 8' (Other lengths available on special order.) V, S 8' (Other lengths available on special order.) V, s Colors--Avocado, Gold, Flax, White, Beige, Stucco. Buff, Willow Green, Fawn, Snowdrift White, Alabaster, Tangerine, Cherry, Pecan and American Walnut. This panel has the vinyl surface factory laminated to Regular Gypsum Wallboard. Available in a variety of colors and textures, it provides beauty and utility to commercial, institutional and home interiors. Eternawall is strong and resilient. The solid gypsum core is incombus tible. Eternawall colors won t fade. The deep linen-textured vinyl surface can be scrubbed without damage to color, texture or design. Because of its ability to take hard wear and to resist stains, Eternawall is ideal for restaurants, hotels, clubs .and hospitals as well as home use. It is also ideally suited for movable partitions. Colors--Available in 15 standard patterns and over 200 decorator colors. Samples available upon request. The lowest cost for Decorator Line panels is based on a minimum order of 12,000 sq. ft. m one color and pattern. Allow eight weeks lead time. Note: "Monolithic" type Eternawall is available in both the standard and decorator colors on special order of 12.000 sq.ft.or more, in one color or pattern. Allow 12 weeks lead time. D/2 SGP 0022950 9.6/Ge Products Thickness Widths Lengths Edge G-P/Bestwall ' Fi restop Eternawall--Vinyl Surfaced Wallboard V' V' 4' 3' to 14' v, s avadable on special order. G-P/Bestwall Firestop Gypsum Sheathing 2' and 4' S' and 9' S. T & G G-P/Bestwall Gypsum Firestop Backer Board V and 4' 8' to 16' S.T&G 4" G-P/Bestwall Regular Backer Board G-P/Bestwall 1" Coreboard 4" T and 4' 4" 8' S. T & G r 2' Custom S, T & G cut up to 14' G-P/Bestwall 4". V 4' 8' RE Soffit Board G-P/Bestwall Fire-Block Gypsumboard 4" 2' 8' S Description This panel has the vinyl surface factory laminated to a Firestop panel which has unexpanded vermiculite and glass fibers added to the core to give it additional fire resistance. With this technically designed gypsum core, a 1 hour or greater fire rating may be obtained on wall assemblies. Same colors available as with regular Eternawall. Treated--G-P/Bestwall Firestop Gypsum Sheathing consists of incombustible gypsum rock combined with an asphalt emulsion to provide high resistance to water. All G-P, Bestwall Firestop Gypsum Sheathing meets ASTM C79-67, including requirement for water resistance. This eliminates the need for building paper (except where required by local building code). An untreated gypsum sheathing is available. The T wide sheathing is made with precision-cut tongue and groove edges to provide a struc turally strong and stable wall. "V" tongue and groove edges fit snugly, minimizing wind in filtration. The 4' wide square edge sheathing, applied vertically, completely eliminates the need for corner bracing. It is designed to meet requirements of FHA Technical Circular 12. G-P/Bestwall %" Firestop Gypsum Backer is used as a backing for decorative surface treat ments of acoustical plasters,tile.plywood and various veneers. A single layer application of 4" G-P/Bestwall Firestop Gypsum Backer on both sides of wood or steel framing, enables loadbearing or non-loadbearing wall assemblies to resist temperatures rising to 1700" F. in the ASTM standard time temperature curve for one hour. Firestop Gypsum Backer consists of a gypsum core with unexpanded vermiculite. reinforced with literally miles of high tensile strength glass fibres, firmly bonded to a fibrous gray paper on both sides. G-P/Bestwall Gypsum Backer, designed for first or base layers in field lamination of gypsum wallboards, acoustical tile and other compatible materials with adhesives, provides low cost, level surfaces for further decorative treatments. It may be applied over loadbearing or nonloadbearing wood or metal framing with nails, screws or staples. 1" Gypsum Coreboard is available in two styles. a. A homogenous core with a tongue and grooved joint. b. Two layers of 4" backer board, laminated. 1" Gypsum Coreboard is used for the core material in various, all-gypsum partition assem blies. G-P Gypsum Soffit Board is used on exterior soffits where not exposed directly to the weather. It s an inexpensive soffit material for schools, shopping center malls, apartments and houses. It finishes and decorates like interior gypsumboard with no nails or joints sr.o-.vng >t nas light blue face paper. New product designed for use on roofs, over rafters, and under sheathing and roof covering. Tests prove it blocks roof fires from entering attic and living areas. It has a special core and paper. G-P Wallboard Edges T-Tapered S--Square RE--Tapered with Round Edge B--Beveled (Special Order) T & G--Tongue and Groove V--Modified Beveled Edge GEORGIA-PACIFIC GYPSUM RESEARCH LABORATORY, Portland, Oregon THIS IS WHERE NEW PRODUCTS DEVELOP! No matter how great a product is. it still must change to meet the needs of tomorrow. In gypsum, this means better fire con- trol. better sound control and better products :l ccn- form to the higher standards of tomorrow's cc.'sf-cticn. SGP 0022951 D/3 JOINT SYSTEM PRODUCTS beady mi* It r i A. SPEED S .T D/4 G-P/Bestwall -- Triple Duty Joint Compound G-P/Bestwall Triple Duty Wallboard Joint Compound is a vinyl multi-purpose joint system product. A single bag offers taping, topping and texturing. It can be used for all coats m the reinforcing and concealing of joints in gypsum wallboard construction. The binder in Triple Duty, being a vinyl, gives this product a wet life of 30 to 60 days duration. This allows pre-mixing in large quantities prior to application. Triple Duty can be applied using standard hand or mechanical tools. There is low shrinkage and it is easily sanded. When the application is completed, the surface is ready for priming and decoration as desired with no further preparation necessary. Coverage: 60 lbs. per 1,000 sq. ft. (12-50 ibs. per 1,000 sq. ft. when used as a texturing material.) Lb. Package--25 and 50 G-P/Bestwall -- Bedding, Topping Compound G-P/Bestwall Joint System products are designed to conceal joints and nail heads and "surface-weld" wallboard panels together. Properly used, these products assure smooth, seamless appearance of walls and ceilings, with joints as strong as the wallboard itself. Bedding Compound -- Designed to provide maximum adhesion of tape to the joints and for initial application to nail heads and corner bead. It spreads smoothly and may be hand or machine applied. Coverage: 15 Ibs. per 1,000 sq. ft. (Used in conjunction with 45 Ibs. of Bestwall Topping Compound.) Topping Compound -- Used for finishing taped joints and nail heads. Sanding is unnecessary if carefully applied. 11 is long working with low shrinkage. Coverage: 45 Ibs. per 1,000 sq. ft. (Over 15 Ibs. of Bestwall Bedding Compound.) Lb. Package--25 G-P/Bestwall -- Ready Mix Joint Compound Ready Mix Joint Compound is an easy-working material for the filling of joints, and embedding the joint reinforcing tape in gypsum wallboard construction. Furnished in cans and cartons ready to use, this stable, all-purpose compound is also excellent for use in covering nail heads and forming interior and exterior angles. Ready Mix Joint Compound assures a standard mixture for uniform workability throughout the job. It has a long wet life and will not spoil even when the container is left opened. Ready Mix Joint Compound produces an excellent surface for any type of decoration. For best results, the surface should be primed before being decorated. Coverage: 5 gal. per 1000 sq. ft. Package --1 and 5 gal. cans, 4 gal. cartons G-P/Bestwall --All Purpose Joint Compound G-P/Bestwall All Purpose Joint Compound is used for bedding tape, topping, corner bead, nail spotting and texturing. When taping be sure the compound under the tape, and the first coat over the tape is thoroughly dry before applying the next coat over the joints. When used for texturing, for best results, apply a vinyl primer to the entire area before texturing. The texture may be applied with a roller, sponge, brush or other suitable implement depending on the type of configuration desired. Coverage: 60 Ibs. per 1,000 sq. ft. Lb. Package--25; 18 Ibs. with 250' tape G-P/Bestwall--Speed Set G-P/Bestwall Speed Set Joint Compound makes possible the taping and finishing of all wallboard joints within a single day. It can be used for all coats. Speed Set is a setting rather than a drying type of compound, and wui net shrink. Comes in two ways--"l Hour Working Time" and "2 Hour Working Time". For best results, use a prmer sealer over surface before painting or texturing. Lb. Package--25 G-P/Bestwall -- Laminating Compound G-P/Bestwall Laminating Compound is an exclusive product formulated to assure adhesion between sheets :t board. It is a casein base dry powder product, requiring addition of water only. Easy to mix and easy to applv > a permanent, positive bond. G-P/Bestwall Laminating Compound has been proven effective through man, actual field use. Coverage: Approx. 35 Ibs. per 1.000 sq. ft. - Lb. Package--25 SGP 0022952 9.6/Ge r i A T;. ~;S;NG COMP**( / G-P/Bestwall -- Grabit G-P/Bestwall Grabit is an adhesive which permits direct attachment of gypsum wallboard to masonry walls. It may be used on poured concrete, cinder block or concrete block walls which are reasonably straight and true and are free from surface treatment, decorations, or protrusions. Grabit may be used on exterior walls which are above grade level with out waterproofing. Grabit can be used to adhere gypsum wallboard to polystyrene insulation material. Adhesion is secure and permanent, with no need for furring strips or fasteners. After being mixed with water as di rected. Grabit can be applied with blade or caulking gun. Only four V ribbons are needed for each 4' wide wallboard panel. The adhesive fills in all normal irregularities in the masonry. In 3 to 4 hours, Grabit sets hard, and joint taping and finishing operations may then be started. This adhesive may be used wherever there is need to attach gypsum wallboard to masonry walls: in homes, apartments, hotels, offices, and plants. Coverage: Up to `/ lb. per sq. ft. de pending on roughness of base surface. Lb. Package--50 G-P/Bestwall --Texturing Materials G-P/Bestwall Bestex A, B, C and D are texture materials designed to produce various texture finishes over drywall construction. Bestex A--contains no aggregate and can be used for both hand and spray application to produce textures such as stipple, swirl, spatter and orange peel finishes. Bestex B--contains a small amount of aggregate and produces medium coarse textures such as sand finishes. Bestex C--contains a large amount of aggregate and is used for coarse textures such as simulated acoustic finishes. Bestex D--a texture with coarse aggregate for simulated acoustic ceilings. B, C and 0 textures are for spray application only. All three textures produce hard surfaced, white, decorative finishes that have excellent light reflective qualities and hiding power. If desired, Bestex textures can be painted with latex or vinyl paint. Coverage: Bestex A, 12-50 lbs. per 1,000 sq. ft. depending upon texture. Bestex B, C and D finishes approx. 300 to 500 sq. ft. Lb. Package -- Bestex A 25 lb., Bestex B, C, D, 40 lb. G-P/Bestwall--Wallboard Tape G-P/Bestwall Tape is a full V width, "Miracle Crease" spark perforated tape with skived edges and sanded surface both sides. Excellent bonding qualities. Stabilized against shrinkage and movement. SPECIFICATIONS FOR WALLBOARD JOINT TREATMENT Scope All wall and ceiling surfaces are included. Furnish all labor ana material necessary to reinforce and conceal all joints between G-P Gypsum wallboard panels and cover nail or screw heads in accordance with specifications and drawings. General Provisions In cold weather, the building shall be adequately heated to maintain a temperature in the range of 55 to 70F. Ade quate ventilation shall oe provided during and after appli cation of joint treatment. When required, heat shall be furnished by designated contractor. Materials All materials specified shall be manufactured by the Georgia-Pacific Corporation, and used in strict accord ance with the manufacturer's directions. Joint Compound Two-Bag System--Apply G-P Bedding for the initial coat and G-P Topping for ail succeeding coats and for spotting nail or screw heads. One Bag System--Apply G-P Triple Duty, Ready Mix, All Purpose or Speed-Set Joint Compound. Each material may be used independently for all steps in the treatment of drywall joints, spotting nail and screw heads and corner bead application. Jointwork Apply G-P embedding type joint compound fully and evenly into the valley formed by adjoining edges of the gypsumboard. Center G-P Wallboard Tape and "press into compound with sufficient pressure to squeeze some com pound from edges of tape, yet leaving enough for a suffi cient bond. Apply a fill coat extending a few inches beyond edges of tape and feather edges of compound. When dry. apply G-P finishing type joint compound and feather the edges about 1V2 " beyond the first coat. (When Speed-Set is used, the taped joint can be covered as soon as the initial coat is set and before it is dry.) When dry. sand lightly and touch up any imperfections. Wipe off dust in preparation for final decoration. A prime coat shall be used over the entire wallboard sur face before final decoration is applied. SGP 0022953 D/5 V INCOMBUSTIBLE GYPSUM SOUND DEADENING SOARD Bestwall Gypsum Sound Deadening Board meets the re quirements of the most sophisticated sound control sys tems available with the added convenience of being one of the easiest sound control materials to install. Only V\ ' in thickness. Bestwall Gypsum Sound Deadening Board is specially designed and formulated for high sound transmission loss, not to mention its contribution towards the structural strength and fire resistance of a construc tion. Vi ' Gypsum Sound Deadening Board has been sound tested m several assemblies with excellent results. In these sound tests the entire perimeter was sealed. Use of a recognized sealant is recommended. Below are examples of the significant results. Others are listed under Technical Data, pages DIO through D13. For test data on other wal! assemblies, write for the brochure Sounds Great" WOOD STUD PARTITION STC 45 FIRE RATING 1 Hr. Combustible Test UL No. 30 SOUND TEST DATA Test No.: BW-27FT Oats: July 6. 1967 Conducted By: Geiger & Hamme. Inc. Test Partition: Height: 9' Width: 14' Va" Thickness: " Weight: 7.60 lbs./ sq. ft. Sound Transmission Class 45 9 Frequency Average 43.1 11 Frequency Average 45.6 1. Nail 2" x 4" wood studs 16" o c. to 2" x 4" wood plates at the floor and ceiling. 2. Apply a single layer of v " Bestwall Gypsum Sound Deadening Board vertically to both sides and secure with 5d*c.c. nails spaced 12" at studs and plates. Joints should be staggered. 3. Apply a single layer ol %" Bestwall F'restop Type XXX wallboard or Firestop Eternawall vertically to both sides, over the v ' Gypsum Sound Deadening Board, by strip laminating with G-P Bestwan Laminating Compound Vertical joints of the vy ' Firestop should fall between (he wood studs and should be nailed at top and bottom plates using 4d coated nails spaced 6" o.c. 4 Tape and finish n the approved manner STAGGERED WOOD STUD PARTITION STC 52 (with insulation) STC 47 (no insulation! FIRE RATING 1 Hr. Combustible (Est) SOUND TEST DATA Test No : BW-29ST (no insulation) Test No.: BW-30ST (with insulation) Dates; March 29, 1968-April 5. 1966 Conducted By: Geiger & Hamme. Inc. Test Partition- Height: 9' 0" Width: 14'%" Thickness: 7% " Weight. 8.79 lbs/sq ft -- (no insulation! 8 92 lbs /sq. ft.-- with insulation) Sound Transmission Class 47 (no insul.J Sound Transmission Class 52 (with msut) 9 Frequency Average 43 6 (no insul.) 9 Frequency Average 47 7 (with msul.) 11 Frequency Average 45.2 (no msul ) 11 Frequency Average 46.9 (with insul.} i. Naii 2" x 4 wood studs staggerec 3 p: on opposite sides of 2 > 6 wood p a:es 2 Aooiy single layer of '4 Bestwa:1 2G*-4os-m Souna Deadening Board ver'icaily to sen s-aes : offset 8 ' on opposite sides oy waning w-tr -ic nai '2 oc at studs ana cates 3 Aooiy a smgie layer of ' 2 Bestwa;: F.-*$:co Type XXX wailDoara -erticaify to 00m 5 ces ; `4 Bestwall Gypsum Sound De3den'no Sea-: :. strip 'animating 16'0 c with Lam''at'*: Vertical jomts of' ? Bestwall F resreo ". * 1 sneutd fail aetween she wood studs ?*-i-a ' :? a^o snouid be naneo at top ana oc::c~ 2 . * 5d nai s 6 o.c. 4 Tape and finish m the approved manner 5 On Test B'A'30ST with STC 52 : nswiaron >s applied m stud :avty with vapor earner stapled to stud 'ace i METAL STUD PARTITION STC 45 1 Hr. incombustible -T3854 1 Hr. Incombustib'e UL No. 32 SOUND TEST DATA Test No. BW-16FT Dated July 21-28. 1966 Conducted By. Geiger 4 Hamme. Inc Test Partition: Height: 9' Width: 14 V Thickness- 4" Weight. 7 Ibs./sq. ft Sound Transmission Class 45 9 Frequency Average 44.3 11 Frequency Average 46 9 1. Set Bestwall 2'2 ' steel studs 24 3: Bestwan 2` z floor and cei^ng :racK 2 Apply`4 Bestwall Gypsum Sou^d -: Board vertica'ly to both sides of oart t o'* =': w.tn Bestwall 1 Type "S' drywa'i sc'e*-: ;cj : 12 0 c. Stagger joints. 3 Apply 12 ' Bestwall Firestop " T.ce 1 * : F'-estop Etemawait '* vertically bem t staggered to the '4 board us<ng '1 drywaii screws 12 ` o.c at the jcmts 3-3 24 ' o c m the field. A temate Method--1 Hour Income,?: 3 . - * The `ace layer of ' 2 ' Frestop Ty ce < * x ; F'restoo Etemawati may oe sir pa- - : `asteners except at me top ana bev:"' s 1 Y,pe S' screws spaced 8 3: bottom track. 4 Tape 3na 'mish in the approved SOUND TEST DATA Test No.: BW-35ST Dated April 3. 1969 Conducted By Geiger & Hamme. me. Test Partition Height: 9' Weight: Width: 14' v2" 8.6 Ibs./sq. ft. Thickness 5H ' Sound Transmission Class 50 1. Nail 2" x 4 ' wood studs 16 0 c -c 2 wood plates at floor and cemng 2 Staple IV2 '* thicx economy e'be'g h- : to studs. 3. Apply single layer of v* ' G-'Eec-* : Sound Deadening Board vertica'ly m :. and secure with 4d nails spaced ' 2 and plates. Joints to be staggered ; - : : 4 Apply a single layer of ^8 G- EType X wallboard or Firestop Eie"" 1* to both sides over the W ' G-P/Ees'* . Sound Deadening Board by strip 3with G-P Lammatmg Compound C . - mward from walicoard edge Ve'* ; 4 should be offset 24 from '4 : Nau top ana bottom piates wun 5: - D/6 SGP 0022954 ETERNAWALL 9.6/Ge VINYL SURFACED GYPSUM WALLBOARD Edge Detail MODIFIED BEVELED EDGE Moldings Product Data These fire-resistant panels are factory laminated with a quality, washable vinyl sheet providing a permanent scuff, crack and chip-resistant surface. Colors are fade-resistant and the texture or design will not be impaired when cleaned. Eternawall panels are available in 12 standard colors and 3 simulated woodgrains (See Page D/2 for listing). The long edge is completely wrapped with vinyl and eased to form a modified beveled edge. STANDARD PANELS are 4'x 8' or 4'x 10' with lengths available from 4 to 16' in one foot increments. Standard thickness is Vz" with Ta" or 5/s " on special order. The panels are easily field cut by scoring the vinyl surface and snapping the board. Georgia-Pacific Firestop Eternawall is available when the wall construction requires the wallboard to be of fire rated construction. Firestop Eternawall has a wallboard base containing greater glass fiber reinforcement and un expanded vermiculite. DECORATOR LINE--15 patterns and many colors to choose from. The lowest cost is based on a minimum of 12.000 sq. ft. in one pattern and color. Eight weeks lead time should be allowed on any Decorator Line order. FIRE HAZARD CLASSIFICATION Vz" and 5/a ' wallboard consisting of gypsum core, surfaced on both sides with paper or with a vinyl facing on one side. Flame Spread Fuel Contributed Smoke Developed Fire Hazard Classification Basic Board 15 15 0 With Vinyl Facing 25 10 40 SOURCE: Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc.. Building Mate rials List. January, 1970. Specifications All vinyl surfaced gypsum wallboard indicated on the drawings shall be Georgia-Pacific Eternawall as manu factured by the Gypsum Division of Georgia-Pacific Cor poration. The panel construction shall consist of an un supported vinyl sheeting of wall surfacing grace factory laminated to G-P Regular or Firestop ' Gypsum Wallboard. The long panel edges shall be a modified bevel and com pletely wrapped with vinyl. The colors and patterns shall be as selected from the Standard (or Decorator) Line of Eternawall. Application Demountable wall systems are installed by using any of the appropriate or approved color-matched moldings. To laminate to existing wall surfaces, use G-P Laminating Compound and secure panels mechanically at too and bottom plates. Panels may be applied with adhesive erect ly to metal studs, wood framing or furring strips. F?' acolication directly to masonry walls, use G-P GraD't Masonry Adhesive. SGP 0022955 D/7 TILE BACKER BOARD WATER RESISTANT WALLBOARD G-P/Bestwall Tile Backer Board is a water-resistant gyp sum product with a light blue face paper, designed for use as a base for the adhesive application of ceramic, metal or plastic tile. The gypsum core consists of incom bustible gypsum rock, combined with an emulsion giving high water resistance. This new G-P/Bestwall product is ideal for bathrooms, kitchens, powder rooms and all high moisture areas. For fire rated partitions between bathrooms or interior areas subject to moisture use 5/a" Firestop Tile Backer proven by Underwriter's Laboratories in a 1-Hour assem bly over wood studs. The raw edges of Tile Backer Board (end joints, cut edges, cut-outs) are to be caulked with an approved waterproof non-hardening caulking compound. As an alternate to caulking, G-P can provide a special 2Vz" wide self-adher ing vinyl tape to place over edges and cut-outs. 'For fire and sound rated construction the Tile Backer Board must extend to the floor. 3CUND EDGE GYPSUMBOARD U -7 C-t ' Georgia-Pacific Round Ecge ;RE) Gypsum Wallboard can be used for wails ana ceilings in Doth new construction and remodeling. It s Designed to reduce the beading and ridging problems commonly associated with standard type wallboaro. This new edge 'ormation. by its configuration, provides a stronger, more rigid joint and results in a smoother wall surface. Joint Finishing 1. Fill the groove and the taper of the round edge joints with Speed Set Joint Compound and apply the tape. Use only Speed Set Joint Compound for this taping ooeratic-n. Also, tape butt joints and angles in the nor mal manner using Speea Set. At the same time, cover all nailheads and corner bead with Speed Set. 2. After the Speed Set has hardened (does not need to be dry), apply a fill coat of Speed Set over the tape. D/8 3. After these applications are dry. apply a finish coat of Speed Set. The last two coats on joints and nailheads may be accomplished with Triple Duty or Ready Mix Joint Compound, if desired. Alternate Method 1. Prefill the grooves in the edge joints with Speed Set Joint Compound. Be sure to fill only the groove and not the taper. 2. As soon as the prefill has set, the taping can commence in the normal manner. Either Speed Set, Triple Duty, or Ready Mix Joint Compound can be used for the taping. 3. The Fill and Finish coats can then be applied with Speed Set. Triple Duty, or Ready Mix Joint Compound. SGP 0022956 STEEL STUD DETAILS 9.6/Ge Partition Section Metal Bestwall!' **tx S" Dr/wall Screw Wall Furrlni Detail ment is anticipated to the extent that the non load hearlni parti tion will be loaded and relief is needed. There are other acceptable methods. Door Details Jestwail r r/3 Drywail Screw-----* '--------- -- j> n$ Cellini Furrlni Detail StMd Elevation A suggested relief joint for ions runs of partitions to be provided at 40 ft. maximum centers. ij SGP 0022957 D/9 TECHNICAL DATA GYPSUM WALLBOARD CONSTRUCTION WALLS AND COLUMNS STUD THICK-. WEIGHT SIZE NESS L8/SQ. FT. WALL SURFACE 125 SOUNO TRANSMISSION CHARACTERISTICS INDIVIDUAL FREQUENCIES--CPS 2SO 500 1000 2000 4000 SOUNO TRANS. CHAR. 9 ; SPEECH l fTf, FREQJPRIVACY TEST *It. AVG. RANGE REF. 12 3 1 FIRE RESIST. 1 RATING 4 TEST REF. . BUILDING CODE APPROVALS S NAILABLE STEEL STUDS (Loadbearing 3s/8 "-24" o.c.) jVi* 4ft* 6.5 H'Bestwatl Firestop, l layer each side ---- 37 44 i - . 1 Hr. r-209 ABC SCREW TYPE STEEL STUDS (Non-loadbearing ls/a"_2i/2"-35/8"-24" o.c.) 2 V* IV 2 "t * 5.2 vi'Bestwall Firestop, one layer each side 1 25 29 35 35 40 41 44 43 33 36 44 35 36 _ TL-62-72 1 Hr T-2316 ABC 0.0 ft' 8estwall Fireslop. plus 1ft hber glass insulation m stud space 21 32 36 43 49 53 55 53 43 44 49 44 42 50 OR-64-81 1 Hr. EST -- 1H' }'/' IS' 3ft' 84 ft' Bestwall Firestop, 1 layer one side. 1ft ' fiber glass insulation tn stud space. 1 layer ft* Bestwall Fireslop over 1* core board other side 30 38 43 49 51 54 55 54 51 50 53 52 47 52 OR-64-61 1# Hr. EST 7.2 V Bestwall Fireslop. one layer, other side two layers. Ift* fiber glass insulation m stud space 29 37 40 46 51 54 57 54 46 48 53 48 46 52 0R-64-80 IV* Hr. tsr -- ___ 2 V* ' 3ft* 2-/i' 3ft' 3ft ' 2 V*' 3ft ' 2'*' 4# '4 ' Bestwall. one layer each side 14 23 24 30 34 40 47 50 48 38 41 35 33 42 OR-65-2 45 Mm. EST -- 4 3 '4* Bestwall Fiiestop, one layer each side. 2' fiber glass insulation m stud space 16 26 33 40 47 52 56 55 55 45 45 41 41 55 OR-66-5 1 Hr. EST -- -- ft' Bestwall Firestop. vie layer each side vinyl covered (Ete^awall) 14 19 23 30 33 39 45 45 45 40 42 35 33 41 OR-64-65 1 Hr. T-2898 AB-- ft ' Best nail Firestop. one ;ayer each side 24 23 28 34 40 44 49 49 40 39 45 39 - - OR-63-1 1 Hr. T-2069 A------ 6 3 4' Bestwall Firestop, one layer, other side two layers plus 2' liber glass insulation m stud space 25 33 40 46 52 57 60 60 59 52 52 48 47 57 OR-66-6 IV* Hr. EST :vy 2V*- 2'*# 4' 4' 4'/4 r 7 0 4' Bestwall Firestop. one layer laminated over < ' gypsum sound deadening board, both s.oes screw attached 28.8 29.1 35.8 38.9 45 6 49 4 52 1 57.5 61.4 60.5 57 2 45 44.3 54.4 BW.16-FT 1 Hr. UL32 7 12 Bestwai' P^estoo. -aovrj'ec one layer :er i * g> D5um sound ceacenmg board, screw ivacne-2. both sides. p*us 2" 'iber glass `notion <it m stud space 33 32 42 48 54 53 54 59 63 62 59 50 48.7 57.5 BW-17-FT 1 Hr UL32 8 12 vi" 3eslwail Firestop. ;re '3,er laminated :w' ," gypsum sound leadening board. Doth :es screw attached. 2'`jS 2" 'iber glass v.c'.on *it m stud space 32 39 44 48 55 55 57 60 63 62 60 54 50.2 58.7 BW-18-FT l Hr . UL32 -- -- ?v*- 4ft* 'avers each side. S :l.i -a? r.g based -station n the stjd space. 24 38 4$ 49 54 54 St 56 55 53 55 48 45 54.3 BW-12-FT 2 Hrs. T-32 IS ABC 75 ft' Bestwall F-restop. one layer, other side- two 'ayers 28.5 28 32 36.5 43 47 5 51 51.5 44 45 50 43 40 ; 46 OR-63-2 IV* Hr.. EST -- WARRANTY: Tne assembles covered above have been deve'oped with due regard to practical construction methods. However, since the Bestwall Gypsum Division does not nave any pr.or <no.viedge of a specific bunding design and its construction or the methods of application used with their products, no warranty of performance s made -i! of the test results have seen obtained under -aboratory testing conditions where controlled environment reduces variab'es to a minimum. In the field, sucn taocratcrv cond tions are not always met. since many ot'er , anaoies are introduced Laboratory resu ts may exceed resuits of field tests, but the laboratory tests under ccv: ei conditions are the only logical .-.ay to compare the performance of different assemblies Tne Bestwall Gypsum Division of the Georg'a Pacific Corporaton '"u-.es -o warranty tnat the performance of assemblies m the field .. nave a performance equal to or better than that developed in the test. D/10 SGP 0022958 9.6/Ge STUD THICK WEIGHT SIZE NESS LB/SQ. FT. WALL SURFACE 125 SOUND TRANSMISSION CHARACTERISTICS INDIVIDUAL FREQUENCIES--CPS 250 500 1000 2000 4000 SOUND TRANS. CHAR. Sic.vfe- SPEECH PRIVACY RANGE TEST REF. 1 l_L_ 3 fire resist. TEST RATING REF. 4 MOOEL BUILDING CODE APPROVALS 5 SCREW TYPE STEEL STUDS (Non-loadbearing 2Vi "--35/a' -24 " o.c.) Cont'd. 5' 3V, - <K* 3H' 5V4" 3'i* 5*" 3 V 5* 3%- SH' i iV | W 3v,- : W 3V | 6'/,- 3H j 64* ' I0. 60 7.0 30 80 5 75 11 0 11.1 10 4 ' Bestwafi f nestop. Iwo layers, both sides *'' Bestwall Firestop. one layer each side 20 5 26 i/i" Bestwall Firestop, one layer one side Vt * Regular, two layers other side(msulation m cavity for STC) vi* Bestwall Firestop. one layer, other side two layers 24 H' Bestwall Firestop. one `ayer. other side two lasers, plus V fiber glass insulation m stud space 31 v, * Bestwall Firestop. one layer, other side, one layer over l/j* Fiber sound dead* ening board 24 -i' Bestwall Firestop, one layer over Vi" Fiber sound dead ening board, both sides 28 v, * Beslwafl Firestop. two 'avers each side 28 H* Bestwall Firestop. two layers, both sides, plus lvi' hber glass .nsularion m stud space 36 v,- Bestwall Firestop, two layers, (face layer ; --Eternawali) 31 -- 25 37 26 32 29 41 37 31 -- 33 45 34 39 36 49 45 46 i - 1 3? 41.5 46 50 50.5 42 40 48 42 ! 38 ----" -- 49 i 1 45 _ 40 46 49 52 51 44 45 50 : 43 40 1 J49 52 55 57 55 50 48 50 47 i 48 53 i i 40 47 51 55 55 48 47 53 ! 44 42 50 | Jj 46 52 56 57 60 55 55 59 1 49 56 i1 44 48 52 55 53 47 51 55 ! 47 | 51 i 51 53 55 56 55 50 52 55 1 52 50 j 54 j 1 49 52 SS 57 55 50 48 51 ; 47 44 1 51 , est 2 Hrs. T-2557 , A0- OR-63-11 1 Hr T 2016 Est. l hr. T-4848 ABC -- OR-64-32 l`/j Hr EST OR-64-51 ; l'4 Hr. T 3126 AB - OR-65-IQ 1 Hr EST OR-65-U 1 Hr EST OR-64-52 2 Hrj. EST j 1 :___ _ 0R-64-50 2 Hrs EST Est. 2 Hrs 7-2406 A3C SUP JOINT AT CEILING (2i/2"-24' ' o.c.) (Non-loadbearing) -- V4" x 12" Gypsum spacers fastened on Quarter points) :v,' 3!4' 2`/r 3(4' 4.3 Vi' Bestwall Firestop. one layer each side, 2' 'ber glass insulation m stud space 18 2$ 33 39 46 50 S3 53 o o (N 50 OR-66-7 1 Hr EST 3.8 '4 ' Bestwall. one layer each side 15 21 26 32 35 42 47 49 46 39 43 37 34 ' 43 OR-65-1 45 Mm Esr STEEL STUD CHASE WALL 1',' 1 7'j* 1 5 59 ;/?* Bestwall F-restop. j lanvnated I -ayer over i i * Gjpsum Sound ! Deaden.ng Board: both !; ! sides. 30 35 45 54 55 - 50 47 44 3 i 53 BW-3jSr I Hr . ' ' - -- ;V .'vj* 5 54 >* 8estwaii F-restop. am-nated 1 'ayer over i i * Gypsum Sound Deadening Board ooth i i sides, Wj' .nsuiation 33 41 50 56 56 - 61 52 37 9 j 55 BW-34ST '.Hr SEMI-SOLID GYPSUM PARTITIONS (Non-loadbearing 1 ' x 6 n _< 21/2 ' x 3"-- %" x 6' Laminated Gypsum Ribs --24 BESTWALL HUMMER "6" i'16* 2VtM 7 2 5i ' Bestwall firestop. one 'ayer each side. 21 17 27 34 36 40 39 43 36 36 39 35 32 2*4 *3* 4'/" 7 2 vi ' Bestwall Firestop, are 'aye*, other side, 214*iJ' 4V - are 'ayer screwed to 'esi'*ent channels Plus 2* 'iber glass <n$ui. n stud space 28 39 43 47 50 54 58 57 53 53 57 51 48 7 9 si * Bestwall Firestop. 1 one layer over `4 ' Bestwall s D Boa'd - bom sides 28 36 43 46 50 54 58 59 58 57 59 51 48 BESTWALL HUMMER "C" 21'*' .'8 *i* BeslwaH t*o'avers each s:de 23 23 31 36 36 38 39 39 36 36 41 37 34 38 54 56 37 BW-8-FT l Hr. OR-65-19 ! 1 Hi i OR 64-57 T L-60-131 1 Hr o.c.) SGP 0022959 D '11 Gypsum Wallboard Construction, Walls and Columns (Cont.) STUD , THICK- WEIGHT SITE NESS L8/SQ. FT. WALL SURFACE I 125 SOUNO TRANSMISSION CHARACTERISTICS INDIVIDUAL FREQUENCIES--CPS 750 500 1000 2000 SOUND TRANS. CHAR. j FIRE RESIST. hoafl ! r 9 SPEECH ; | I \ BUILDING FREQ. PRIVACT TEST i ! TEST COOE v10 AVG. RANGE REF. RATING1 REF. APPROVALS 4000- 1 2 3 ' 4 5 SOLID GYPSUM BOARD PARTITIONS (Non-loadbearing) 2* 8.1 V*' Bestwail, one layer each side. 1* Coreboaid -- _ _ -- _ _ __ _ _ _ 37 _ _ 2' 8.1 Vi' Bestwail Firestop, one layer each side, 1' Coreboard ,-- -- -- -- -- _ _. _ _ -- -- 39 -- -- 2y.* 9.1 H' Bestwail Firestop. ; ; one layer each side. 1' Corebojrd ,-- -- -- - - -- - - - -- 36 -- -- G.A. 2 His. G.A. ' G.A. 2 Hrs. G.A. ' G.A. ! 2 Hrs. EST DOUBLE SOLID GYPSUM BOARD PARTITIONS (Non-loadbearing) 4' 13.4 H * Bestwall Firestop, 2 layers each side, y 13 4 1* Rib Coreboard Vi' Bestwall firestop. ?q q 31 34 5 37 38 36 5 35 - 42 - 51 5 35 37 2 tayers each side, TR-57-42 2 Hrs. U.L. 7 ABC 1 R>b Coreboard 32 34 37,5 39 5 39.5 38 38.5 - 46.5 - 54 -- 40 -- TR-57.4J 3 Hrs. U.L. 5 ABC y 9 5 'j Bestwail over vi Bestwail Firestop. each side. 1 Coreboard ' -- 1VS Hrs,, U.L. S' ' 13 l/i Bestwail over l j Coreboard each side ot 3 air space 31 36 41 47 *9 49 49 47 51 56 60 47 46 52 OR-64-39 : 2 Hrs. :T-2575 ABC TRIPLE SOLID GYPSUM BOARD PARTITIONS (Non-loadbearing) 6* 17 < Vi' Bestwall. 1 layer over 1* Coreboaid both sides 3' air space with ; i l' Coreboard centered in air space 29 34 40 45 47 SO 54 55 59 60 60 51 46 54 OR-64-58 i 3 Hrs. EST 6' ; 172 Vi' Bestwall. 1 layer over 1' Coreboard each side ot 3' air soace with 1' Coreboard centered m at space ! and fiber glass insula 1 tion m space on 1 side 36 45 49 53 55 56 56 58 60 62 63 58 53 58 OR-64-59 3 Hrs. . EST STEEL COLUMN FIREPROOFING* 2 3 4 Vi* Bestwall Firestop, 2 layers Vi * Bestwall Firestop, 1 layer ^* Bestwall. 2 lavers Vi' Bestwail, 3 layers Bestwall Firestop, 1 aver vi* Bestwaii Firestop, 2 'ayers \\ Bestwail Firestop. 3 lasers **' 3estwaii Firestop, 4 layers 3 hrs. U.L 39 2 hrs. U.L 20 1 Hr. G.A. IV* Hr. G.A 1 Hr, EST. 2 Hrs. U L. 8 3 Hrs. U.L. 18 4 Hrs. U.L 26 ABABC ABC A8- PARTITIONS (Wood studs 2" x 4"--16" o.c. using Vi" Gypsum Sound Deadening Board) sv 2'*4' : 5l,i* 2'x4* , 5V 2'*4' 2**4' ! 10vi' 2'4* ! I0:4' Vi* 3estwalt Firestop, j -- one 'aver strip lami- I nated over Gypsum Sounddeadening toard both sides 23 - 39 - 43 - 49 - 59 - 54 45 43.1 52.3 51 ' 3estwail firestop. j 1 3>e' over } Gpsum Sound Dead- I j-.irj 3oard. Ooth | s.oes. ammated. 23 - 39 - 44 -- 50 - 52 - 57 47 42.9 : 3.7 ` i' Bestwall Firestop Tvpe X. ore layer striol laminated over -i' [ Gypsum Sound Deaden-I m* Board, both sides, U'2' .nselation. 27 38 - 48 - 51 - 53 - 56 50 - ' Sestwail Firestop. i a.er over , ' Gyp sum Sound Deadening Board: ootn sides lami nated. staggered studs i 30 - 34 - 45 - 52 - 53 - 56 47 43.4 * Bestwall Firestop. I layer 'ammated over ' Gypsum Sound Deadening Board, dot a ] sides, tv}' nsulation, staggered studs. 34 - 42 - 49 - 54 - 55 - 60 52 48 I >i ' Bestwaii Firestop. I 1 `ayer 'ammated over I i" Gypsum Sound I Deacenmg Board, octh | sides oo'uoie stuns 31 - 38 - 46 - 52 - 56 - 59 50 44.6 i 9 29 * Bestwaii Firestop. ! 1 a.er 'ammated over j i ' Gvpsum Sound i Deacenmg Board, both I sices. i:/;' TSLiation. j doude studs. | 39 -- 44 - 52 - 56 - 58 - 61 48.9 50 -- 51 54 53 56 BW27-FT 1 Hr. BW-28ST 1 Hr. BW-35 1 Hr. 8W-29ST 1 Hr. BW-30ST 1 Hr. BW-31ST I Hr. 8W-32ST 1 Hr. U L. 30 A----U.L 30 U.L. EST A ----- EST _ est A----EST D/12 SGP 0022960 9.6/Ge STUD THICK- WEIGHT SIZE NESS LR/SQ. FT. WALL SURFACE 125 SOUND TRANSMISSION CNARACTERISTICS INOIVIOUAl FREQUENCIES--CPS 250 500 1000 2000 SOUNO TRANS. CHAR. > 9 SPEECH! ftp FREQ. PRIVACY! alt AVC. RANGE TEST REF. 4000 12 3 FIRE RESIST. RATING 4 TEST REF. MOOEL BUILDING COOE APPROVALS 5 PARTITIONS (wood studs 2" x 4" -- 16" o.c. Loadbearing except when noted--"N") 2'i4' 4H# 4 V% * *v 5.2 ' Bestwall Doth sides _ _ _ --5.9 5.0 Bestwell both sides . Bestwall both sides 22 23 2B 32 33 41 4 46 39 _ EST 25 Min. EST BS-234 40 Mm. EST ABC ABC With Mineral Wool 'n stud space EST 1 Hr. BMS-92! A B 2'x4' 5.9 Bestwall Firestop. both sides l*xlr Vi4* 4'/," ' 2'i4* 2*i4# 5** W 70 H* Bestwall Fuestop, both sides 22 16 29 31 33 ? 41 41.5 36 36.5 45 34 32 7.0 H * 8estwall Firestop, tile backer board, both sides 22 16 27 31 33 38 41 41 5 36 36.5 45 34 32 8.2 H' Bestwall, 2 layers. _ _ --both sides 27 24 31 35 40 42 46 S3 48 38 9.5 H' Bestwall Firestop. one layer, other side two layers 23.5 19.5 33 34.5 36 40 43 45 40 40 47 37 35 38 38 _ 41 2'x4* 5K" 2'x4* 5 6.3 H* Bestwall Firestop, 1 layer nailed one side 1 layer on resilient furring other side 29.5 28 33 41 45 48.5 52 52.5 4 41 51 44 41 6.4 H* Bestwall Firestop, 1 layer nailed one side 1 layer on resilient furring other side plus fiber glass insulation m stud space 33.5 35 43 50.5 51 54 55 55 54 47.5 53 50 48 48 53 2'l4* 2'x4* 2*x4' m- 5V 2'x4' 2'x4* 6' 2*i4* 2'xr 6K' 31/.' 9.9 4* Bestwall. 2 layers both sides 39 39 11.0 4' Bestwall, 2 layers both sides, staggered studs 42 40 39 40 45 42 45 41 S3 43 43 6.5 H' Bestwall Firestop, ovei H' Bestwall Sound Deadening Board both sides 25 30 38 43 47 52 57 58 55 54 59 46 45 13.4 H* Bestwall Firestop, 2 layers each side staggered studs 30 _ _ _ _40 44 51 48 57 47 8.8 H' Bestwall Firestop, 2 layers one side, 1 layer on resilient furring other side 4832.5 32 38 44.5 49 52.5 55 56.5 49 45 54 45 12.0 H' Bestwall Firestop. 2 layers each side ,26.5 22 36 37 42 43.5 48 49.5 4$ 44.5 51 41 39 112.7 Firestoo, 2 layers each sice, staggered studs 30 -- 40 -- 44 -- 51 -- 48 -- 57 47' -- 39 54 51 46 -- FIRE RETARDANT WOOD STUDS ( 1 X 24" o.c. 2 " x-3 "--24" o.c. --Non-loadbearing) 2-(4- w 2'i4* tJV 4' Bestwall Firestop, one layer each side 4' Bestwall Fuestop, one layer each side 34 32 EXTERIOR WALLS (Wood Studs 2" x 4"-16" o.c. Loadbearing) EST OR-&4-8 45 Mm. U.L. 1 1 Hr. U.l. 5 OR-&4-8 BS-225 1 Hr. 1 Hr. U.L 5 G.A. CR-64-11 IV* Hr. EST OR-64-7 1 Hr. T-3127 OR-W-53 1 Hr. T-3127 NBS 1W Hr. G.A. . OR-OO-O l Hrs. OR-64-73 1 Hr. T-3006 1 TL-69-210 2 Hrs. EST OR-64-15 lVfr Hrs. EST ,OR-64-12 2 Hrs. 1 T -194 ULTl-69-2101 2 Hrs., 1 FP EST 1 Hr. LA 13 Untv of EST 1 Hr. Calif -- -8C ABC ABC A----- ___ ABC ABC A------ ABC ___ ABC iBC AB-- 5' 5/t" Bestwall Firestop. ("Interior) one layer '?' Gypsum Shtg., and ply wood or wood 5* s.dmg (Exterior) H* Bestwall Firestop two layers (Interior) V5* Gypsum Shtg.. V i S' TAG and 4# Brick wall fEiterior) l Hr. T-99 8M$- 191-192 2 Hrs. U L 23 ---------1 2 3 4 5 NOTE: This tatle :s 3 summary only, based on tests at Underwriters' Laboratories. National Bureau of Standards. University of California, Ohio State Un,versify, Geiger and Harrmes. Riverbank Laboratories and/or Ohio Research Corporation sponsored by the Bestwall Gypsum Division, Gypsum Association, or others. The fire rating, weight 3nd sound cnaracteristics are based on a combination of specific details as tested and published. Where carpet and pad is used m sound tests, carpet'S 44 oz. and pad 40 oz. weights. FIRE HAZARD CLASSIFICATION: Official Underwriters' Tests. Vi" and V Bestwall Firestop, 10-15 (Labeled); Vt",, and Ya" Bestwall, 10-15 (Not Laoe'ed). More complete listings and details are available. Inconsistencies in test results are due to tests over a period of many years and variations in laboratory facilities. 1. STC under sound characteristics is Sound Transmission Class. 2. 9 Frequency Average, the average decibel loss using nine of the eleven frequencies 125 to 4000 CPS range (Minus--1400 and 2800 Frq.) 3. Speech Privacy Range, the average decibel oss using six frequencies--500 to 2800 CPS range. 4. Official Underwriters' Tests have proven joint finishing is not required for the rating m assemblies of Firestop. 5. Under "Model Building Code Approvals" (A) refers to International Conference of Building Officials; (B) refers to Southern Building Code Congress: (Cj refers to Building Officials Conference of America. Additional approvals requested. WARRANTY: The assemblies covered above have been developed with due regard to practical construction methods. However, since the Gypsum Division does not have any prior knowledge of a specific building design and its construction or the methods of application used with their products, no warranty of performance is maoe - I of :r.e test results nave oeen obtained under laboratory testing conditions where controlled environment reduces variables to a minimum. In the field, such laDoratory conditions are not always met. since many other variables are introduced. Laboratory resets may exceed results of field tests, but the laboratory tests under contranec :o,icmons are the omy mgicai way to compare the performance of different assemblies Tne Gypsum Division of the Georgia-Pacific Corporation makes no ar'a^> :iat tne performance of assemblies in the field will have a performance equal to or better than tnat developed in the test. SGP 0022961 D/13 CONSTRUCTION SYSTEMS Another system of drywall construction consists of the ab sence of wood or metal studs, either of which has its par ticular fire resistance deficiency value. In the following four systems (partially explained below) the common fac tor in each is that they are all constructed (except for floor ceiling runners) entirely of some form of gypsum incom bustible material. 2" Solid Laminated--(Non-Load Bearing)--A 1 gypsum core board with a '2" gypsum laminated to each side: no air space at all. a 2" solid wall. Has a 2 hour fire rating, economical to buy and construct, an STC rating of 35, creates smooth monolithic walls and creates extra usable floor space. Materials: All gypsum wallboards. metal runners and accessories, laminating compound and joint system products used shall be furnished by the G-P/Bestwall Gypsum Division. Gypsum wallboard '-2'' thick Regular or Firestop. 4' wide x ceiling height, tapered edge. 1 coreboard 2' wide x ceiling height (homogenous or laminated!. T&G edge. Floor and Ceiling Runners: 1 x tH" wood runner or I 'xI'V roll formed 24 gauge galvanized sheet steel "L" or ' ll " shaped runner. Fasteners: Nails 1 ' 2" long finishing nails. Screws 1" or 1 14 long G-P/Sestwall Type "S" drywall screws. I'V or 13/4" Type "G" drywall screws. Application: Ceiling and floor track shall be aligned and anchored securely with suitable fasteners at a maximum of 24" o.c. Posi tion I " G-P/Bestwall coreboard (vertically) into ceiling and floor track, fasten 24 ' o.c. and fasten with 1 '4 " long Type "S" Drywall screw. Apply G-P/Bestwall Laminating Compound to both sides of the 1" coreboard or the backs of the face wallboards. Use either a comb type spreader, or a mechanical tool designed for applying laminating compound. Notches should be 3/16" deep x s,16 ' wide and spaced 34 ' o.c. Position the face layers of wallboard and fasten along vertical edges and down middle of 4' wide board. Fasten with 134 ' Type "G" Drywall screws spaced at not over 24" o.c. in field--3 " o c. at top and bottom runner, maintain 33 ' space from edges and end of panel Drive screws slightly be low the face without breaking face paper. Vertical joints of face boards shaii be staggered a minimum of 6" from the vertical joints of coreboard. Vertical joints of the face boards shall be staggered `rom the vertical joints on the opposite side of the wall. Where walls are erected under a concrete floor slab, a '2" slip joint is recommended between the slab and the top edge of the 1 core board and '.he top edge of the face boards to allow for building movements (see detail). NOTE: Before attacning metal runners at ceiling, floor and inter section of walls at columns, a bead of caulking should be applied ,n oack of the metal runners for better resistance to sound trans mission. Joints: All joints should be taped and finished with G-P/Bestwall Jo'-t Compound. Nail or screw heads should be finished with .G.m compound. Exter'or angles are covered with G-P/Bestwall '.fetal Corner Bead ana hmsnea with joint compound. The top edge of A'ai'board a: me ce'iing angle adjacent to a concrete ' oor s'ab snail oe - msneo .v-th flat tape and joint compound or a G-/Besi'.va'l Vietai Casing Bead over top edge of the face boarcs see cetail.i. NOTE: This assembly with one 'ayer 12" G-P/Bestwall Regular Gypsum Waiiboara eacn s.oe nas a 2-hour fire resistive rating. Z" SOLID LAMINATED GYPSUM WALLBOARD CONCRETE CEILING Fibergli**-"'' or othtr .1 non-combustible resilient t l material. - ! i 1 Caulking Concrete nail or power shot fastener. CONCRETE CEILING -LL TT JOINT DETAIL Jti- CORNER DETAIL TYPICAL SUSPENDED CEILING DETAIL TYPICAL OUTDOOR JAMB WOOD TYPICAL DOOR JAMB METAL Type "S" screw Type `G" screw D/14 INTERSECTING WALL METAL SGP 0022962 9.6/Ge 2y" SEMI-SOLID LAMINATED GYPSUM WALLBOARD Caulking 55 V-................. to coiling. __ CONCRETE CEILING Caulking-- Fitwrglis*"^ * or othor non-combustible resilient material. No fasteners except at ceiliri Concrata natl or power shot fastanar. CONCRETE CEILING ALTERNATE DETAIL FASTENING PARTITION TO CONCRETE CEILING PROVIDING SLIP JOINT. TYPICAL SUSPENDED CEILING DETAIL WITH FULL LENGTH RIB r----------- 1 H: ~ JOINT DETAIL CORNER DETAIL TYPICAL DOOR JAMB WOOD t TYPICAL DOOR JAMB METAL 2V4" Semi-Solid Laminated--(Non-Load Bearing)--A cen ter vertical rib (or stud) composed of 2 layers of gypsum laminated. (V x 6' rib, 24 o.c.) is the base upon which s.e ' gypsum wallboards are laminated to each side. This leaves intermittent 1" dead spaces for wiring. Has a 1 hour fire rating, simplicity of installation saves money, a 30 decibel STC, creates smooth walls and provides extra floor space. Materials: All gypsum wallboards. gypsum ribs, metal runners and accessories, laminating compound, joint system products used shall be furnished by the G-P/Bestwall Gypsum Division. Gypsum wallboard '-'z" or " thick Regular or Firestop 4' wide x ceiling height tapered edge-gypsum ribs consist of two layers of Vz gypsum wallboard. factory laminated 1" thick x 6" wide --other rib thicknesses available as detailed by partition thick ness. Gypsum ribs may be cut Vz" or 5" short of ceiling height. Floor and Celling Runners: 1 ' x %" wood runner or 1 x l"2 ' roll formed 24 gauge galvanized sheet steel "L" and ' ll" shaped runners. Fasteners: Nails--1 '-a long finishing nails. Screws--1 ' or 1'i" long Type "S" Drywall screws--\vz" or 1 s/8" long Type "'G" Drywall Screws. Installation: Ceiling and floor runners shall be aligned and an chored securely with suitable fasteners at a maximum of 24' o.c. Position gypsum ribs into the ceiling and floor runners and lami nate one layer of 5/a" G-P/Bestwall Firestop both sides of the assembly and fasten. Fasten with Type "G" Drywall screws spaced 12" o.c. in field and 8" o.c. at top and bottom runner. Drive screws slightly below the surface without breaking the face paper and maintain % " space from vertical edges and ends of panel. Vertical joints of the face boards are centered over the gypsum ribs, stagger the vertical joints from vertical joints of the opposite wall 24' o.c. Where walls are erected under a-concrete floor slab, a Vz" slip joint is recommended between the slab and the top edge of the gypsum rib and face boards to allow for ouhd- ing movement (see detail). NOTE: Before attaching metal runners at ceiling, floor a'-a "tersection of walls at columns, a bead of caulking should be 3CD;,ed in back of the metal runners for better resistance to so-"c fansmission. Joints: All joints should be taped and finished with G-? Bestwaii Joint Compound. Screw heads should be finished .'. m .pmt compound. Exterior angles are covered with G-P 'Best.-.Vetal Corner Bead and finished with joint compound. T-e 'cc edge of wallboard at the ceiling angle adjacent to a conc'ete 5 ao shall be finished with flat tape and joint compouna or a G-3 Best- wall Metal Casing Bead over top edge of the face ocaros See detail). NOTE: Vz" thick face board may be used for a 2" tn c< ca t f on. Other depth ribs may be used for thicker partitions NOTE: When gypsum ribs Cut 5" short of ceiling r-eio1't ,y-- ^sed. position and fasten one face layer gypsum waliboa': t on 1" x 6" wide gypsum rib, and apply laminating co~c; - : and fasten with Vz" long G-P/Bestwall Type "G" Dr, ,\a =: ..$ NOTE: This assembly with one layer 5/s" G-P/Bestv.a Gypsum Wallboard each side has a 1-hour fre -ea aand an STC of 35. For additional fire resistive ra; res transmission characteristics, see Page D/11. r a.y.ap a: -g j .- 'J OTHER LAMINATED SYSTEMS Double Solid Laminated--(Non-Load Bearing)--C : 5 sts of laminating Vz ` gypsum wallboard to a 1 :: 'c. y and groove coreboard homogenous or laminated c~ a= ae of a 3' air space. There is absolutely no come:- " :.er the air space except at the jambs. Has a 2 hour a -.g. greater strength than standard frame or thm sc c .. r; a 47 decibel STC and smooth wall surface. Triple Solid Laminated--(Non-Load Bearing) --t piece is a 1 gypsum, core panel running length of wall, on one side of which is ds.t : other side is filled with fiberglass insulation 7 of wall (on both sides) is a Vz ' wallboard 'a ' coreboard (this gives a IV2 ' wall on both 5 section). This gives a three hour fire ratine . STC and smooth monolithic walls. ;er :-d me ' :n :1 ter cel SGP 0022963 15 There are many different kinds of construction systems and all are based on the requirements of your particular building installation. Basically, the main considerations are usually: Fire Resistance, Sound Transmission, Rela tive Strength of the Installation, Dimensional Restrictions and lastly Economy. GP/Bestwall has many different materials which can be used individually or collectively. The following pages will give you a brief selection of systems and their advantages. However, no matter which system is used there are some very basic considerations to keep in mind. After the wall and floor and ceiling constructions have been selected, it is important that they be installed proper ly. The following precautions should be taken during installation to avoid situations or conditions which will detract from the sound control properties of the assem bly: Avoid connecting plenum chambers, ducts, vents, etc. These permit the unrestricted flow of sound. Corrective measures are to make partitions full height, and use ducts lined with absorbent material. Materials: All gypsum wallboards. metal runners and accessories, joint system products used, shall be G-P/Bestwall Gypsum Wall- board Vz" or H" thick Regular or Firestop, 4' wide x ceiling height for vertical application or up to 16' long for horizontal ap plication. tapered edge. Framing: Prior to the gypsum board application, all framing mem bers should be true and firmly nailed in a plane surface. Provide double studs at all corners. Both inside and outside intersections are formed by extending one edge of a panel over the other edge in a flush position and covering with tape and joint treatment. In single ply installation, all ends and joints of gypsum wallboard shall occur over framing members, except that this is not re quired for treated joints at right angles to framing members. Application: Gypsum wallboard may be applied horizontally or vertically to 2" x 4" wood studs with nails or screws. (Alternate method-stud adhesive may be applied to studs before applying gypsum wallboard.) The gypsum wallboard shall be attached with GWB-54 annular ring nails Vi" head. .098" Dia. ASTM-C540-- 1'-i "-13/s" long or with 1'i" long G-P/Bestwall Type "W" drywall screws--1 " long G-P/Bestwall type "S" Drywall screws. SINGLE PLY GYPSUM WALLBOARD MAXIMUM FRAMING SPACING Wallboard Thickness Application Vb" sidewalls.....................................Horizontal or Vertical 16" o.c. 'h" sidewalls..................................... Horizontal or Vertical 24" o.c. yB" sidewalls..'.................................Horizontal or Vertical 24" o.c. NAILING OR SCREW SPACING FOR SINGLE-PLY GYPSUM WALLBOARD (Framing 16" o.c.) Wallboard Thickness Single Nailing Double Nailing 3,s ' sidewalls................... 8" o.c. Max......................12" o.c. Max. 12 sidewalls.................. 8' o.c. Max......................12" o.c. Max. s8 ' sidewalls................... 8' o.c. Max......................12" o.c. Max. Framing 16" o.c. Framing 24" o..c Wallboard Thickness Screw Spacing Screw Spacing *4" sidewalls................ 16' o.c. Max..................... -- '2" sidewalls.................. 16" o.c. Max......................12" o.c. Max. 5-a" sidewalls.................. 16" o.c. Max......................12" o.c. Max. NOTE: Nails or screws should be driven not less than %" from edges or ends of panels. While fasteners are being driven, the wallboard shall be held in firm contact with the underlying sup ports. Preferably, application of fasteners should proceed from the central portion of the wallboard to the ends and edge. Dimple nails or screws without breaking the face paper. Joints: All joints should be taped and finished with tape and joint compound, nail or screw heads should be finished with joint compound. Exterior angles are covered with G-P/Bestwall Metal Casing Beads and finished with joint compound. D/16 WOOD STUD GYPSUM WALLBOARD PARTITION SGP 0022964 i CEILING AND FLOOR ASSEMBLIES TECHNICAL DATA-FIRE AND SOUND RATINGS Weight tb./Sq. Ft. Surface WOOD JOISTS 16' ox. finished 'loor on rough sub-floor, except as noted. V* Bestwall. 1 layer 11.4 Vi* Bestwall, 1 layer 11.4 Vi* Bestwall Firestop. 1 layer 12.0 Vi* Bestwall Firestop, 1 layer 16.0 %* Bestwall Firestop, 1 layer nailed; 2nd layer H* Firestop applied to resilient furring channel 24* o.c. between layers 13.0 Vi* Bestwall Firestop, 1 layer nailed 13.0 Vi* Bestwall Firestop applied to resilient metal furring 24* ox. _ Vi* Bestwall. 2 layers _ Vi* Bestwall, 2 layers _ V* Bestwall Firestop, 1 layer, laminated and nailed to Vi * Best* wall Gypsum Sound Deadening Board, with floor of H* CD _ plywood. Vi* particleboard underlayment. carpet and pad H* Bestwall Firestop, 1 layer laminated and nailed to Vi* Best* wall Gypsum Sound Deadening Board with floor of H* CD plywood. Vi* particleboard underlayment. carpet and pad __ Bestwall Firestop, 3* insulation, resilient furring. carpet and pad Sound Rating Fire Resistance Rating Test Ref. Rating Test Ref. --_ ---- ---- STC 38/INR -16 (Est.) 15 mm. 25 min. 45 min. 1 hr. -- -- STC 47 -- -- -- -- TL64-155 -- -- 2 hr. 1 hr. 1 hr. 30 min. 1 hr. STC 41/ INR -25 BW-2MT 1 hr. STC 42/ INR -25 STC 48/ INR-18 (Est.) L-224344 1 hr. 1 hr. _ -- U.L. No. 1 U.L. No. 1 U.L No. 217 U.L No. 46 U.L No. 33 -- -- Est. Est. Est. Model Building Code Approval (A) ABC ABC AB Ae ABC ABC ABC ------ -- -------- A------ ABC ABC PREFABRICATED FLOOR PANELS spaced 12* ox. -- Combustible 6.5 Vi' Bestwall Firestop, one layer over V$* sound deadening board (direct attached) -- -- 1 hr. U.L. No. 47 A------ 1* CONCRETE FLOOR ON METAL LATH over Steel Bar Joists 24* o.c. -- Incombustible 34.2 H* Bestwall Firestop nailed or screwed to metal furring 16* ox. 34.2 H* Bestwall Firestop Backer, nailed or screwed to metal furring 16* ox. 32.0 H* Bestwall Firestop, 1 layer, metal furring 24* ox. 33.9 Vi* Bestwall Firestop, metal furring 24' o.c. 36.4 H* Bestwall Firestop, metal furring 24* ox. __ H* Bestwall Firestop metal deck _ H* Bestwall Firestop. nailed, 1H' lightweight concrete. H* plywood, wood joists 16' ox. insulation, resilient furring, carpet and pad _ H* Bestwall Firestop, nailed, IVi* lightweight concrete, H* plywood, wood joists 16' o.c.. insulation, carpet and pad __ __ ---- --_ ---- ---- ---- STC 53/ INR --23 STC 47/ INR-15 L-22427 8 28 L-22429 4 30 1 hr. U. L.No. 2 ABC 1 hr. I hr. IVi hr. 2 hr. 2 hr. U.L No. 2 U.L No. 19 U.L No. 17 U.L. No. 259 U.L. File R4024-12 ABC ABC ABC A------- 1 hr. I hr. Est. A-----Est A------ 2Vi' CONCRETE FLOOR ON METAL LATH over Steel Bar Joists, 24* ox. -- Incombustible 38.5 Vi* Bestwall Firestop, metal furring 24* o.c. 39.3 %* Bestwall Firestop, metal furring 24* o.c. 38.0 Vi' Bestwall Firestop 2 x 2 ft. lay-m. metal grid __ ---- -- 2 hr. 2 hr. 2 hr. U.L No. 237 U.L. No. 69 U.L No. 208 ABC ABC ABC STEEL-WOOD COMBINATION JOISTS -- H* Bestwall Firestop, 18* deep combination steel-wood joists 32* ox.. 3* insulation, resilient furring, carpet and pad, IW' STC 47/ L-224- plywood sub-floor INR --18 35 & 36 -- H' Bestwall Firestop. 18' deep combination steel-wood joists 16* ox., 3' insulation, 4* plywood, lightweight concrete STC 46/ 1-224- deck, carpet and pad INR--11 37 & 38 1 hr. 1 hr.Est. Est. BEAM PROTECTION -- H* Bestwall Firestop, two layers -- -- 2 hr. U.L. No. 254,255 --------- SOUND CHARACTERISTICS--References: Geiger and Hamme, Inc.; Riverbank Labs; Koderas. (A) UNDER MODEL BUILDING CODE APPROVALS. A--Refers to international Conference of Building Officials. B--Refers to Southern Building Code Congress. C--Refers to Building Officials Conference of America. Additional Approvals Requested WARRANTY: The assemblies covered have been developed with due regard to practical con struction methods. However, since the G-P/Bestwall Gyp sum Division does not have any prior knowledge of a specific building design and its construction or the meth ods of application used with their products, no warranty of performance is made. All of the test results have been obtained under laboratory testing conditions where controlled environment re duces variables to a mini mum. In the field, such la boratory conditions are not always met, since many other variables are intro duced. Laboratory results may exceed results of field tests, but the labo rato ry tests under controlled conditions are the only logical way to compare the performance of different assemblies. The Bestwall Gypsum Division of the G-P Corporation makes no warranty that the per formance of assemblies in the field will have a perform ance equal to or better than that developed in the test. O NOTE 1. This table is a summary only, based on tests at Underwriters' Laooratories. National Bureau of Standards, University of California. Ohio State University, sponsored by the G-P/Bestwall Gypsum Division, Gypsum Associa tion. or others. The fire rating, weights and sound charac teristics are based on a combination of specific details as tested and published. COMBUSTIBLE ASSEMBLIES NOTE 2. For all 45 minute and 1 hour ratings 5/s" struc tural interior plywood underlayment grade, over building paper, over ' j ' structural interior plywood with exterior glue C-D grade may be used over the wood joists with ceil ings as detailed. INCOMBUSTIBLE ASSEMBLIES NOTE 3. Ceilings for all 1 hour. If2 hour and 2 hour in combustible floor and ceiling construction assemblies with 2" or 2'2' concrete floor on metal lath over steel bar joints, unless otherwise specified, may be direct attached or suspended. Firestop Gypsum Backer LENGTH--6' to 16'. THICKNESS--5s .'2 . WIDTH--2 . 4. EDGES--Tongue-and-Groove- Square. G-P/Bestwall Firestop Gypsum Backer, with glass fiber reinforcement is used as a backing for decorative surface treatments of acoustical plasters, tile, plywood and various veneers. A single layer application of G-P/Bestwall Fire stop Gypsum Backer on both sides of wood or steel fram ing. enables load bearing or non-load bearing walls, floors and ceiling assemblies to resist temperatures rising to 1700 F. in a standard time temperature curve for one hour. Official Sound Transmission Tests of various assemblies allow possible floor and ceiling assemblies with superior ratings Sound Transmission. G-P/Bestwall Firestop is listed by Underwriters and car ries the UL Label for 45 minutes. 1. 2. ana 3 hcer Fire Resistance in various Designs and with a p -e Hazard Classification of 10-15. 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