- Gyprock is a very versatile material that’s used in a range of indoor applications.
- It has a smooth finish and various effects and finishes can be created using this material.
- Since it has insulating properties, it can be used to soundproof rooms on residential and commercial properties.
- It has fire-resistant properties; which means it helps in slowing down the spread of flames in case of a fire break out on your property and can potentially protect the adjacent rooms from becoming engulfed in flames.
- It is widely used in renovation projects. If your existing wall is looking old and worn, it can be replaced with new drywall and the surfaces can be finished in various textures and colours. It’s one of the quickest and most cost-effective ways of altering the look of an interior space.
- Gyprock can be used to repair cracks and cornices as well.
- It can be used in the installation of decorative as well as plain cornices.
- It is ideal for the repair or replacement of bulkheads.
- Water damaged walls can be replaced with gyprock sheets effectively and quickly.
- It can be used in multi-board installations as well as suspended ceilings and shadow line finishes.
Indoor Spaces Where Gyprock Can be Used
If you want to enhance the appearance of the indoor areas of your home, it isn’t always necessary to make major changes. At times, some well-planned, minor renovations can spruce up the look of your property. This is where Gyprock comes in. These installations are pretty cost-effective and the work can be completed within a short span of time.
We at Sydney Wide Plastering are very well-established Gyprocker Sydney that can handle a variety of gyprocking requirements. Here is some useful information that can help you understand a little more about what Gyprock is and which applications it can be used in:






