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BS 8000-8:2023

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Workmanship on construction sites – Design and installation of dry lining systems. Code of practice

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BSI 2023 76
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PDF Pages PDF Title
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
BS 8000-8:2023
$215.11