BS 8000-8:2023
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Workmanship on construction sites – Design and installation of dry lining systems. Code of practice
Published By | Publication Date | Number of Pages |
BSI | 2023 | 76 |
PDF Catalog
PDF Pages | PDF Title |
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5 | Foreword |
7 | 1 Scope 2 Normative references |
8 | 3 Terms and definitions |
11 | 4 General statement on accuracy |
12 | 5 Competency 6 Materials and handling preparation 6.1 General 6.2 Receipt 6.3 Storage |
13 | Figure 1 — Plasterboard stacked on bearers 6.4 Sorting 6.5 Preparation of work, materials and components |
15 | 6.6 Checking and handling of materials and components 7 Design 7.1 Fundamentals of design |
17 | 7.2 Types of dry lining systems |
20 | 7.3 Types of ceilings |
21 | 7.4 Performance of dry lining systems |
23 | Figure 2 — Typical head details of partitions to accommodate vertical deflection of the structural element |
26 | 7.5 Deviations and tolerances |
28 | Figure 3 — Impact on tolerance created by overlapping metal framing |
32 | Figure 4 — Deviation band |
33 | Figure 5 — Permissible deviations on jointing and 90° corners |
34 | Figure 6 — Straight edge for measuring deviations at external and internal angles |
36 | Figure 7 — Measuring the internal corner |
37 | Figure 8 — Casing detail showing tolerances for external corners of horizontal casings |
38 | Figure 9 — Methods of measuring internal and external corners of column casings 7.6 Provisions for services |
39 | 7.7 Wall tiling |
40 | 7.8 Finishes |
41 | 7.9 Environmental conditions |
42 | 7.10 Thermal insulation |
43 | Figure 10 — Service zone to external wall with AVCL and plasterboard linings 7.11 Materials |
45 | Table 1 — Metal stud types |
47 | 8 Installation 8.1 General 8.2 Background |
48 | Figure 11 — Suggested adhesive dab fixing pattern for gypsum plasterboard and insulated composite plasterboard |
49 | Figure 12 — Plasterboard adhesive layout |
50 | 8.3 Timber backgrounds Figure 13 — Plasterboard fixing positions Table 2 — Spacing of timber supports in walls and partitions |
51 | Figure 14 — Joints over timber supports in partitions and linings Figure 15 — Joints over timber supports in ceilings: fastening near cut ends of boards 8.4 Steel |
52 | Figure 16 — Edge fixing dimensions for plasterboard edges |
54 | Table 3 — Minimum screw lengths for metal and steel supports 8.5 Continuity and consistency of workflow 8.6 Use of plant and equipment (including certain power tools) |
55 | 8.7 Accuracy 8.8 Planning and coordination with other trades 8.9 Provision for services (gas) 8.10 Safety issues 8.11 Work on site |
56 | Figure 17 — Setting out plasterboard external angles and abutments Figure 18 — Setting out plasterboard intermediate joints on studs |
57 | Table 4 — Fixing of plasterboard and insulated composite plasterboard with gypsum-based adhesives |
58 | Figure 19 — Wall lining to ceiling junction |
59 | Table 5 — Spacing of timber studs forming partitions |
60 | Table 6 — Spacing of timber supports in ceilings |
61 | Figure 20 — Typical steel stud partitions |
62 | Figure 21 — Direction of plasterboarding |
63 | Table 7 — Plasterboard adhesive centres per plasterboard thickness and size |
68 | 9 Checking 9.1 In-process checks |
69 | 9.2 Checking work 10 Handover 10.1 General 10.2 Clearing and cleaning 10.3 Heading |
70 | 10.4 Quality assurance and record keeping 10.5 Handover documents |
72 | Annex A (informative) Design considerations, application and acceptance of dry lining finish |
75 | Bibliography |