Vidiwall is the Magical Solution for Strong Partitions
Date: March 8 2019

Vidiwall is the Magical Solution for Strong Partitions

Author: Vidiwall Is the Magical Solution for Strong Partitions

Need partitions for sound protection that are also fire-resistant? Or Do you Need to construct drywall partitions in a specifically humid area?
The answer to all this is Knauf Vidiwall solution!
Vidiwall is simply gypsum fiberboard manufactured from gypsum and cellulose fibers. This dense, impact-resistant sheet is the perfect material for drywall construction. It is highly durable, rigid and has high mechanical strength when compared to a traditional gypsum plasterboard sheet.

Why use Vidiwall?
Features:

  • Versatile application.
  • Robustness.
  • Durability.
  • Impact resistance.
  • Moisture resistance.
  • Ease of installation.
  • Optimum fire and sound protection.

 

When can you use Vidiwall?

  • Metal stud partitions.
  • For sound protection.
  • As fire protection cladding.
  • Drywall partitions in humid areas.
  • High partition walls.

 

Where can you use it?


Vidiwall is ideal for areas of high footfall, this is why it can be used in:

  • Hospitals.
  • Schools.
  • Office buildings.
  • Shops and stores.
  • Exhibitions and halls.



What are Vidiwall’s Physical characteristics?
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What about the Performance data?
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How is Vidiwall fire-resistant and soundproof?

The performance of Knauf Vidiwall depends upon several variables such as: board thickness, number of layers, stud centers and their type in addition to the fixing centers and their type, and also the choice of cavity insulation. 
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Does Vidiwall comply with the international codes and tests?
Compliance:
Europan Technical Approval ETA - 07/0086, issued DIBT, Berlin on 17.03.08.
Reaction to fire EN 15283-2

What types of finishes can be applied on Vidiwall?

Finishes:
After installing Vidiwall, apply a compatible primer and then apply suitable plastering or tiling.

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