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1967 CATAL0 G F guide to gypsum products for WALL SYSTEMS PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT GP-850 rmation on `erfais from Dur G-P dis t your local ts are on disildmg mate'Jew York, be aneimgs exi Vatenais ue (pictured 0 C.. see G-P ne National ) GEORGIA- PACIFIC BESTWALL GYPSUM DIVISION SGP 0002688 gypsum wallboards. metal studs, runners and ^ joint system products used shall be furnished * 01in|fip,gt,jtWall Gypsum Division, gypsum wallhoard l\y V"ocular or Firestop 4' wide x ceiling height for ver- \r '|jt.aiion or up to 16' long for horizontal application. ji -`^'.h.-e. ,r*> jCeiling Runners and Studs: l5*",21 2" or 3*4" (Other iV>r *n" .iijble.l Metal studs and runner channels shall be i-ifis *'j channels '25 gauge (0.021) electro or hot dipped. icftne,] sheet stee- l with width dimensions suitable for vari- .e'^ftion thicknesses. . 1" long G-P/Bestwall Type "S" Drywall screws. nef* 11 tion: Ceiling and floor track shall be aligned and :vted securely with a suitable fastener at a maximum of .vher stujs shall be positioned vertically in ceiling and ,i spaced not over 24" o.c. All studs located adjacent ;'f!dow and c*oor frames- partition intersections and cor- > "'hall be screwed through the stud and track flanges. Studs be installed not over 2" from abutting partitions, partition and all door frames. Studs shall be anchored by weld- r*?'la or screw attachment to jamb and head of door or l'niued light frames. A stud of required length shall be posi- 'r 1 at vertical joints over door headers. Use Extension Ters where required. l/2" or Vs" thick G-P/Bestwall Gyp- '\y3llboard may be applied vertically or horizontally. The ""j lS screw attached with 1" or suitable length Type "S" ' p/Bestwall drywall screws spaced not over 12" o.c. in field over each stud, and 8" o.c. at top and bottom runners. Screws shall be power driven and seated with screw heads being slight ly below surface without breaking surface paper. Screws -hall not be closer than V from edges and end of panel. Vertical joints of face board shall be centered over each stud and joints shall be staggered 24" o.c. from the joints on the opposite side of wall. Boards shall not be screw attached to the ceiling runner when erected under a concrete floor slab. Where walls are erected under a concrete floor slab, a 1 j" slip joint is recom mended between the slab and the top edge of steel stud and top edge of face boards to allow for building movement (see detail). NOTE: Before attaching metal runners at ceiling, floor anti intersection of walls at columns, a bead of caulking shall he applied in back of the metal runners for better resistance to sound transmission. Joints: All joints should be taped and finished with tape and joint compound. Screw heads should be finished with beading and topping compound. Exterior angles are covered with G-P/ Bestwall Metal Corner Bead and finished with -Joint Com pound. The top edge of wallboard at the ceiling angle adjacent to a concrete floor slab shall be finished with flat tape and joint compound or a G-P/Bestwall Metal Casing Bead over top edge of the face boards (see detail) NOTE: This assembly with one layer t" Firestop each side has a l-hour fire resistive rating and an STC of 42: for addi tional fire resistive ratings and sound transmission character istics see Page F/22 thru F/24. ''I Materials: All gypsum wallboards. laminating compound, joint ..iiem products, metal runners and metal accessories used, -hall be furnished by the G-P/Bestwall Gypsum Division. Gyp..;m wallboard V2" G-P/Bestwall Firestop 4' wide x ceiling -right (tapered edge), gypsum spacers Vi" thick. 6" wide x gypsum wallboard. Owens-Corning Fiberglas Noisestop 3oard. V," thick by 9.25 P.C.F. Floor and Ceiling Runners and Studs: IVa" shall be roll formed .'5 gauge (0.021") galvanized sheet steel and spaced to suit partition thickness as detailed and'held by 12" gypsum board pacers fastened on quarter points as detailed. Steel Studs: ;1 j' thick. Fasteners: l"-ls/" G-P/Bestwall Type "S" drywall screws. Installation: Ceiling and floor track shall be aligned and tnchored securely with suitable fasteners at a maximum of 24". Position: One layer 710" Owens-Corning Fiberglas Noisestop Board each side with vertical joint off studs min. 6". Apply one 'aver of l/2" G-P/Bestwall Firestop Gypsum Wallboard each side and fasten with IVs Type "S" drvwal! screws--Vi" off ver tical and end joints and over intermediate stud surface. Screws spaced 12" o.c. in field and at top and bottom 8" o.c. Screws driven slightly below the surface of face without breaking face paper. Vertical joints of face board shall be staggered from the vertical joints on the opposite side of wall Where walls are erected under concrete floor slabs, a l2" slip joint is recom mended, between the top edge of the steel studs and top edge of the wallboards (see detail). NOTE: Before attaching metal runners at ceiling, floor and intersection of walls at columns, a bead of caulking should be applied in back of the metal rum -rs for better resistance to sound transmission. Joints: All joints should be taped and finished with G-P/Bestwall Bedding and Topping Compoun' Screw heads should be finished with bedding and topping co pound. Exterior angles are covered with G-P/Bestwall Metal Corner Bead and fin ished with joint compound. The top edge of wallboard at the ceiling angle adjacent to a concrete floor slab shall be finished with flat tape and joint compound or a G-P/Bestwall Metal Casing Bead over top edge of the face boards. NOTE: This assembly with one la.-er Vi" Firestop each side of partition assembly has a 1-hour estimated fire resistive rat ing and an STC of 49; for additional fire resistive ratings and sound transmission characteristics see Page F/23. SGP 0002689 GEORGIA-PACIFIC / BESTWALL F/29 I 'ah: All gypsum wallboards. metal runners and acces'l*ier,!aminating compound and joint system products used -'rl1'be furnished by the G-P/Bestwall Gypsum Division. ..njl* waiiboard 1 i" thick Regular or Firestop. 4 wide x height, tapered edge. 1" coreboard 2' wide x ceiling v'hjjjf (homogenous or laminated) T&G edge. rand Ceiling Runners: l" x 1%" wood runner or 1" x ll/2" ^formed 04 gauge galvanized sheet steel "L" or "U" shaped teners: Nails llV' long finishing nails. Screws 1" or 11 "4" f^^.p/Bestwall Type "S" drywall screws. ll 4" or l]-4" Type 'c' .Irvwall screws. lication: Ceiling and floor track shall be aligned and Shored securely. with suitable fasteners at a maximum of 10c Position 1" G-P/Bestwall coreboard (vertically) into ' line and floor track fasten 24" o.c. and fasten with IV4" Tvpe "S" Drywall screw. Apply G-P/Bestwall Laminat- `Ml'Compound to both sides of the i" coreboard or the backs (,he face wa lboards. Use either a comb type spreader, a Mechanical tool designed for applying laminating compound. Notches should be ^ic" deep x wide and spaced %" o.c. Position the face layers of waiiboard and fasten along vertical ,|ees and down middle of 4" wide board. Fasten with l5.y Tvpe "G" Drywall screws spaced at not over 24" o.c. in field- 4 oc. at top and bottom runner, maintain H" space from edges and end of panel. Drive screws slightlv below the lace without breaking face paper. Vertical joints of (ace hoards shall be staggered a minimum of 6" from the vertical joints ut coreboard. Vertical joints of the face boards shall he staggered from the vertical joints on the op|>osite side of the wall Where walls are erected under a concrete floor slab, a 1 ; ' slip joint is recommended between the slab and the lop edge of the I coreboard and the top edge of the face boards to allow tor building movements (see detail). NOTE: Before attaching metal runners at ceiling, floor and intersection of wails at columns, a head of caulking -hould he applied in back of the metal runners for better resistance to sound transmission. Joints: All joints should be taped and finished with G P/Bo-twall Bedding and Topping Compound. Nail or screw heads should be finished with bedding and topping com|>ound. Ex terior angles are covered with G-P/Bestwall Metal Corner Bead and finished with joint compound. The top edge of Wallboard at the ceiling angle adjacent to a concrete floor dab hall be finished with flat tape ai d joint compound or a G-P/Bestwall Metal Casing Bead ove top edge of the face hoards isee detail). NOTE: This assembly with one layer 1 j ' G-P/Bestwall Regu lar Gypsum Waiiboard each side has a 2-hour fire resistive rating and a 9 FRO Av. of 37 db for additional fire resistive ratings and sound transmission characteristics see Page F/24. > Materials: All gypsum wallboards. gypsum ribs, metal runners jnd accessories, laminating compound, joint system products used shall be furnished by the G-P/Bestwall Gypsum Division. Gypsum waiiboard l/2" or s/a" thick Regulator Firestop4' wide x ceiling heigi tapered edge-gypsum ribs consist of two layers of 1 j gypsum waiiboard. factory laminated 1" thick x 6" wide -other rib thicknesses available as detailed by partition thick ness. Gypsum ribs may be cut V2" or 5" short of ceiling height. Floor and Cei .ng Runners: 1" x Vt" wood runner or 1" x l*/2" roll formed 24 gauge galvanized sheet steel "L" and "U" shaped runners. Fasteners: Nails--l1^" long finishing nails. Screws--1" or l1) long Type "S" Drywall screws-! W or l5/" long Type "G" Drywall Scr. ws. Installation: Ceiling and floor runners shall be aligned and anchored securely with suitable fasteners at a maximum of 24" o.c. Position gypsum ribs into the ceiling and floor runners and laminate one layer of 5's" G-P/Bestwall Firestop both sides of the assembly and fasten. Fasten with l5,i" 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 break ing the face paper and maintain Vg" space from vertical edges and ends of panel. Vertical joints of the face boards are cen tered over the gypsum ribs, stagger the vertical joints from vertical joints of the opposite of the wall 24" o.c. Where walls re erected under a concrete floor slab, a V2" slip joint is recom mended between the slab and the top edge of the gypsum rib and face boards to allow for building movement (see detail). NOTE: Before attaching metal runners at ceiling, floor and interaction of walls at columns, a bead of caulking should be applied in back of the metal runners for better resistance to sound transmission. Joints: All joints should b< t..ped and finished with G-P/Bestwall Bedding and Topping Tompound. Screw heads should be finished with bedding and :opping compound. Exterior angles are covered with G-P/Be< `wall Metal Corner Bead and fin ished with joint compounc The top edge of waiiboard at the ceiling angle adjacent to a .onerete floor slab shall be finished with flat tape and joint compound or a G-P/Bestwall Metal Casing Bead over top edge of the face boards. (See detail). NOTE: *4" thick face board may be used for a 2" thick par tition. Other depth ribs may be used for thicker partitions. NOTE: When gypsum ribs cut 5" short of ceiling height are used, position and fasten one face layer gypsum waiiboard. position 1" x 6" wide gypsum rib. and apply laminating com pound-and fasten with ll/2" long G-P/Bestwall Type "G" Drywall Screws. NOTE: This assembly with one layer G-P/Bestwall Fire stop Gypsum Waiiboard each side has a 1-hour tire resistive rating and an STC of 35. For additional fire resistive ratings and sound transmission characteristics see Page F/24. SGP 0002690 GEORQIA-PACIFIC/ BE9TWALL F/31 G-P/BESTWALL lCC2 3 3 0."7 nr 'ducts G-P/Bestwall Triple-Duty Joint Compound - A vinyl base multi-purpose joint sys tem product used for all coats in the reinforctng of joints, spotting of nail heads, filling cornerbead and texturing. (See Triple Duty Wallboard Joint Compound Product Sheet GP 65240) G-P/Bestwall Joint System Products are designed to con ceal joints and nailheads. All have easy working character istics and very low shrinkage. Used in recommended joint treatments, they literally sur face weld G-P/Bevi*.,, sum Wallboard pa' r gether. providing sm*i interrupted walls with as strong as wallhnaM ' Instructions are inch,,,''' each container. t TRIPLE DUTY ri WALLBOARD JOINT COMPOUND f G-P/Bestwall One-Day Wall- board Joint Compound is a setting type material as op posed to all other joint prod ucts which- are of the drying type. It is used for bedding tape, especially with wide joints, and all coats preceding the final coat on joints, cor nerbead and nailheads. This product does not shrink. A primer must be used over One Day application prior to tex turing. (See 1-Day Wallboard Joint Compound Product Sheet G-P 65265.) G-P/Bestwall Wallboard Joint System Compound -- A com pound used for both bedding and topping G-P/Bestwall Tape and for spotting nail heads. Sanding may be elim inated by careful application. (See Joint Svstem Product Sheet No. GP 65285) G-P/Begtwall Bedding Com pound - Designed to provide maximum adhesion of tape to the joints. It spreads smooth ly. This product is off white in color. Hand or machine ap plication. *. .1, G-P/Bestwall Topping Co pound - I'sed for finish:taped joints and spottins r* heads. Sanding is unnsary. Long working and shrinkage. (See Prod.: Sheet GP 65285i t'' "-i " . ; ( <: l 1 t, iI G-P/Bestwall Ready-Mix Joint Compound --A prepared wet mix product which is used for taping and finishing joints, corner bead, and nail heads. It is available for hand application and for machine application. (See Ready Mix Joint Compound Product Sheet GP 65235.) ( i r L tyvawv . \ 1 G-P/Bestwall All-Purpose Compound is used for bedding tape, topping, corner bead. nail spottmg and texturing. SGP 0002691 For rattd firo rtststivo construction us G-P/0stwaM gypsum products witfi G-P Panalmg. Sad "Gaorgta-Picific Guido to Products for Intonor Panning Texturing ^aten'als G-P/BESTWALL Specifications for joint treatment of systems partition '(5 Coi\ n i sh i nf 'ins nail mn via :inri |im 'roduci fnclude. center mht-m it quali ity and 'I joint againsi ditions pansion , A. B and C are texdesigned to n*^. ce various texture fin(jver drywall construe- '`"'5 Bestex A contains no I|Jjre-ate and can he used for **fu hand and spray applica- 10 produce textures such ll0.tl,,ple. swirl, spatter and ^unee peel finishes. Bestex B litains a small amount of '"rebate and produces merL, coarse textures such as ' j finishes. Bestex C coniains a large amount of ag nate and produces a simu'itrd acoustical texture fin|jh Both B and C textures ,re for spray application ,,nlv. All three textures pro lute hard surfaced, white, lecorative finishes that have excellent light reflective qual- )|nes and hiding power. If de5,rtd. Bestex A. B. and C may iv textured or can be painted ,th latex or vinyl paint. Advantages-Bestex A. B and l' High pigment content gives -wellent hiding power Sux-rior hardness and white ness Economical--excellent .overage Good water resistince Excellent light reflec tive qualities Can be painted with latex or vinyl paints. Product Uses'-Bestex A: For hand and spray application over ceilings and walls con structed with gypsum wallhoard. Produces fine texture hmshes. Aggregate may be added for heavier textures if desired. Bestex B: For spray applica tion over ceilings and walls constructed with gypsum waliboard. Produces medium coarse texture finishes. Bestex C: For spray applica tion over ceilings constructed with gypsum waliboard. Pro duces coarse texture finishes. *8nt#i A. 8. md C can b* uitd evr V"trior concrtt* urfic .f bar* m*t*l u with a fust inhibitor <St Btstu 0. and C Product Sh#t --GP 652251 Scope-All walls and ceiling surfaces are included. Fur nish all labor and material necessary to reinforce and conceal joints between gyp sum wallboards and cover nailheads in a first-class workmanship manner. * Materials - 1. One-Material Treatment -- G-P/Bestwall joint System Compound. Triple Duty Joint Compound, or G-P/Bestwall Ready Mix Joint Compound. Used for bedding and for s|>otting nailheads. 2. Two-Material Treatment-- G-P/Bestwall Bedding Com pound or G-P/Bestwall One Day Waliboard Joint Com pound and G-P/Bestwall Topping Compound. Apply G-P/Bestwall Wallboard Joint Compound. Triple Duty. Joint Com pound. Ready Mix Joint Compound. One Day Wallboard Joint Compound or Bedding Compound, and embed 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/Best wall Waliboard Joint Com pound. Triple Duty Joint Compound. Ready Mix Com pound. One-Day Waliboard Joint Compound or G-P/Best wall Bedding Compound to taper edge joints, end joints and nail heads. Shear off sur plus leaving no material on high edges. Allow 12 hours drying before taping, leaving uniform depth of taper for uniform shrinkage of joint finishes over and under tapes.) Joint Work-When Waliboard Joint compound. Triple Duty Joint Compound. Bedding Compound or Ready Mix Joint Compound has dried completely, cover taped joints with Waliboard Joint Com pound. Triple Duty Joint Compound. Ready Mix or Topping Compound. (When 1-Dav Waliboard Joint Com pound is used, the taped joint can be covered as soon as initial coat is set and be fore it is dry.) Shear off sur plus leaving uniform coverage over take with edges well feathered. When preceding coats are completely dry (where l-Dav is used it is only necessary for it to be hardened, not com pletely dry) cover joints sec ond time with Waliboard Joint Compound. Triple Duty Compound. Ready Mix Joint Compound, or Topping Com pound. Shear off surplus leaving smooth, well feath ered joint. For best results and more uniform suction for decora tion. apply skim coat of Waliboard Joint Compound. Triple Duty Joint Compound. Ready Mix Joint Compound or Topping Compound over entire surface shearing off ex cess material tightly. (See Joint Treatment Product Sheet GP-65285) G-P/BESTWALL GYPSUM CATALOGS See "Georgia-Paciftc/Bestwall Guide to Products for Gypsum Ceiling Systems" tor complete information on gvpsum lath and plaster and gyp sum waliboard ceiling sys tems installation data and recommendations. See "Georgia-Pacific/Bestwall Guide to Firestopper Poured-in-PlaceRoof Decks." See "Georgia-Pacific Guide to Products for Structural Sheathing. Subflooring and Decking." See "Georgia-Pacific Guide to Products for Concrete Forms." Texturing - G-P/Bestwall Bestex A. B. and C can be used to produce various tex ture finishes over drywall construction. Bestex A -pro duces fine texture finishes. B produces medium sand tex ture finishes and Bestex C produces coarse simulated acoustical texture finishes. Bestex^A can be applied by hand or spray while B and C spray application only. All provide excellent hiding power, supe ic-r hardness and whiteness, (See Bestex A. B. and C Product Sheet GP- 52251- Decorating -- Gypsum Wallboard properly prepared can be decorated with any treat ment ordinarily used for walls or ceilings. Surface shall be sealed with vinyl or pigmented varnish primer befor any decoration, includ ing texture. SGP 0002692 georqia-pacirc/bestwall F/35 r P. 0. Box 13505. Station < Atlanta. Georgia 30324 5544 W. St. Charles Road Berkeley. Illinois 60162 600 Exchange Bank BuildsDallas. Texas 75235 Suite 227, Officenter Buildi-; Detroit. Michigan 48235 ' 4233 Blue Ridge Boulevard Kansas City. Missouri 64133 Room 404. Tribune Building 143 S. Main Street Salt Lake City. Utah 34101 Wilmington Marine Terminal Wilmington. Oelaware 198S3 BESTWALL gypsum division V__________________ ________________________________________ SGP 0002693 For additional information on quality building materials fro"* Georgia-Pacific, call your G-P d s tnbution center or nearest sales of fice listed above or visit your 'ocaG-P dealer. Our products are on d s play at Over 15 CCC building mate rials dealers. When n Ne* Yo'* sure to see the 153 pa^eimg e*n c at Architectural Vater.ais Cente* 101 Park Avenue *n wasning:or 0. C.. see G P products e*n.p.ted a the National Mousing Center