Directly applied gypsum (composite) plates
Knauf panels or composite panels are applied to existing walls using tie-down binders, joint filler lightweight or flexible adhesive Multi without substructure.
Dry plaster is an alternative to wet plastering, without additional building moisture in stable ground. For flat, high-quality surfaces in the shortest possible construction time.
Gypsum boards are applied depending on the substrate in different types of attachment.
■ In a thin-bed process on a level surface
■ With Perlfix chews for bumps up to 20 mm
■ With plate strips for bumps over 20 mm
Prerequisite: stable, preferably level ground. With Knauf panels with V-milling, corner formations or special room geometries with a high-quality surface can be executed.
Knauf Cubo room-in-room systems are self-supporting room systems that can be freely set up in the room
Knauf Cubo Room-in-room systems are self-supporting room systems that can be freely placed in the room, which can also be connected to existing components.
The Knauf Cubo room-in-room systems are widely used as space-building measures. Requirements for fire protection, sound insulation and static loads are covered. Applications:
Mounting walls with a substructure made of sheet steel profiles and one-sided planking
Attachment shells consist of a metal substructure and a single-sided or multi-layer planking of Knauf panels. In the substructure insulation materials for sound and heat insulation and installations (electrical, plumbing, …) and support stand for sanitary objects can be installed.
They provide a significant improvement in the thermal and sound insulation of the existing wall.
“Dry” hollow floor system made of high-strength GIFAfloor gypsum fibre elements on hollow floor supports.
The hollow floor system GIFAfloor FHB is ideal for particularly fast construction. The high-strength gypsum fibre elements, designed as a single-layer or two-layer support layer, are mounted directly on the support elements and glued together. Very high cavities up to 119 cm are possible (depending on support). Depending on the version, requirements up to load class 12.5 are met.
Preference is given to using “dry” hollow floors in office and administration buildings when it comes to construction sites or when very high loads are applied.
Also in computer centres, training and research rooms as well as in workshops and production areas, they are often used. With the appropriate design requirements for sound, heat and fire protection can be met. It is also possible to ventilate, heat or cool the building via a “dry” hollow floor system.
