Knauf Plank Tapered Edge Acoustic Plasterboard - 19mm - 2400mm x 600mm - 24 Pack

The Knauf 19mm Tapered Edge Acoustic Plank Plasterboard is specifically engineered to minimize air...

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The Knauf 19mm Tapered Edge Acoustic Plank Plasterboard is a high-performance building material designed for contractors and DIYers focused on superior sound insulation in residential and commercial spaces. By leveraging its high-density gypsum core, this board significantly reduces airborne sound transmission, offering a more robust alternative to standard drywall. While its increased mass and thickness provide excellent acoustic control and rigidity, users should account for the heavier weight during installation compared to thinner, standard plasterboards.

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FAQs

Can this board be used in wet areas like bathrooms?

This is a standard acoustic plasterboard. If used in wet areas, it must be protected with a suitable waterproof tanking system or moisture-resistant finish.

How many boards are in this pack?

This product is supplied as a 24-pack.

Is the board fire-rated?

The dense gypsum core provides inherent fire protection, though you should consult local building regulations for specific fire-rating requirements for your project.

Can I fix this directly to brick walls?

While it can be used in 'dot and dab' systems, ensure the wall is dry and prepared correctly to receive the adhesive.

Does the 19mm thickness affect sound insulation compared to 12.5mm?

Yes, the increased mass of the 19mm board significantly improves the transmission loss of airborne sound.

Troubleshooting

Cracking at joints after installation

Ensure the underlying frame is rigid and that the boards are screwed at proper intervals. Use paper tape rather than mesh for superior crack resistance.

Difficulty driving screws into the board

Ensure you are using screws rated for high-density acoustic board and check that the screwdriver bit is not worn out.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Superior sound insulation compared to standard plasterboard
  • High structural rigidity and impact resistance
  • Tapered edges allow for professional, seamless finishes
  • Excellent for both residential and commercial acoustic projects

Cons

  • Heavier than standard plasterboard, requiring careful manual handling
  • May require heavy-duty fixings due to board density
  • Increased thickness requires adjustment to door frames or surrounding trim

Setup, Compatibility & Care

For installation, ensure the stud work or floor joists are level to prevent bowing, as the boards are rigid and less forgiving than thinner variants. Use high-quality drywall screws designed for denser boards to ensure secure attachment. Always store the planks flat in a dry environment, protected from moisture, to prevent warping of the gypsum core. When cutting to size, use a sharp utility knife to score the paper layer before snapping the core, or utilize a fine-toothed saw for complex cuts. For jointing, apply a high-quality jointing compound into the tapered recesses and finish with professional paper or mesh jointing tape.

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