Plaster Roof Battens

Nail up batten metal 4 8m h16mm x w38mm.

Plaster roof battens.

Stratco ceiling battens are manufactured from hi tensile zinc al steel that delivers superior strength and durability. The australian standard as nzs2589 provides the requirements for the application and finishing of gypsum linings in residential and commercial applications and therefore is an appropriate starting point. Catalog metal products battens. Most plaster sheeting will fix at max 600mm centres but there are some that require 450mm.

10mm wet area plasterboard. Due to their steel construction stratco ceiling battens will help control timber rafter movement which will assist in preventing the plasterboard ceiling from cracking in the future. 13mm 16mm fire check. Battens elevate roof tile above the roof deck and can be run either horizontal or perpendicular to the slope of the roof.

The question often arises should a plasterboard ceiling in a home be fixed directly to the underside of the roof trusses or floor joists or should it be battened. All the major suppliers eg lafarge or gyprock have installation and type selection guides so suggest you start there. A batten is a strip of solid material that can be used for various purposes. Historically battens were made of timber.

Roof batten is made of wood and used to elevate roof tile off of the roof deck 4 ft. Length provides spacing on the roof for water drainage. Battens can also be used for cladding walls and for reinforcing flooring finishes. Metal furring channel online shop closed.

In construction they are often used as spacers to raise a surface or as a framework where you can affix a surface like a roof or ceiling. Madex plaster linings recommend the use of metal battens on all ceilings to strengthen straighten your ceilings reduce nail popping 450mm centres when using standard 10mm plasterboard 600mm centres when using 13mm or 10mm supa ceil plasterboard. Hanging 10 mm gyprock. Based on the foot traffic requirements of as3623 the maximum span for stramit 0 48 roof batten is 900mm and stramit 0 55 roof batten is 1200mm.

Does anyone know if 575 mm to far apart for plaster battens. On steep slopes tiles are usually fastened to the battens. Metal nail up batten. 10mm wet area plasterboard.

Furring channel metal 6m 16mm x 38mm. This assumes a maximum batten spacing of 300mm and a maximum tile weight of 0 67 kpa.