Gypsum is an inherently sustainable material as it can be completely recycled an infinite number of times. Removing water from gypsum rocks through dehydration produces a plaster powder scientifically known as calcium sulphate.

It doesn’t perform well against water
We cannot use gypsum plaster for outer walls. These retain dampness and are not the most suitable for areas with walls that come in regular contact with water, such as bathrooms and toilets.

Gypsum Plaster is usually applied in a thickness range of (6 -20)mm. The thickness of the undercoat gypsum plaster is normally 11mm for walls, it’s 8mm for the ceiling area and for that of the finished coat.

Water to plaster ratio (1 part of water: 1.25 part of plaster by weight) should be maintained to have a good cohesive workable mix.

The plane and alignment of the panels depend on the plane and alignment of the framing members, backing or devices to which it is attached, and/or conceals. The tolerance of 1/8” in 10′-0” is commonly used in jobsite specifications and referred to as the “industry standard” for flatness in gypsum board finishing.

20 – 25 Sq. ft. Initial Setting Time: 15 – 20 minutes. Coverage @ thickness of 10 mm. : 20 – 25 Sq. ft./Bag of 25 Kg.

Gypsum plastering is an environmental friendly alternative to traditional sand-cement application for internal plastering surfaces. Gypsum plastering is also a faster application method for internal surfaces, since it does not require a time consuming water curing process.

Purity of gypsum – 90% an above
Color of gypsum – Pure white color
Availability  & lead time of material – lead time within 72hours ,throughout the year
Indian Green Building council bearing membership – IGBCMP131535
ISO certification – ISO 9001:2015
MHADA approval letter

Buildon Gypsum is a brand trusted by millions of customers in India for the past 13 years. Our commitment to quality products and service helped us to establish ourselves as market leaders in ceiling space. All our ceiling projects are executed by a highly qualified & trained workforce

What are the benefits of doing a false ceiling at home? A false ceiling is also known as a dropped ceiling, plays a very important role in Home Interiors. It is one of the easiest, cost-effective & quickest ways to transform your interior space. There is no limitation to ideas which can come alive as ceilings. many other functional benefits come along with the aesthetic value of ceilings.

• Uniform light distribution to the entire room through ceiling lights.
• Mess-free home with all wirings, pipes covered under the ceiling.
• Cooler homes with dropped ceilings
• Express your style through ceiling designs.
• Ceiling designs can be customized as per room size and lighting requirements.

• False ceilings provide thermal insulation by creating an air gap between the soffit and the false ceiling.
• They reduce the air volume of a room and, as a result, the air-conditioning load.
• Thus, the air-conditioning requirement is reduced, resulting in lower electricity bills.
• Ceilings reflect and diffuse light. A ceiling that reflects and diffuses light well reduces the need for artificial lighting. This results in improved energy efficiency and a better working environment.