Proper fixing of gypsum boards ensures long-term structural integrity and a smooth finish. Start by identifying the type of framing system you’re working with—metal or wood—then choose the appropriate fasteners. Batec Group recommends using fine-thread drywall screws for metal studs and coarse-thread screws for wooden ones, ensuring strong adhesion without damaging the board’s surface.

Screws should be placed approximately every 15–20 cm along the edges and every 25–30 cm in the field. Make sure the screw heads are slightly countersunk into the board face but not so deep that they tear the paper facing. Over-driving screws can weaken the board and lead to future cracking.

It’s also important to stagger the joints between adjacent rows of boards to prevent alignment issues and enhance stability. Use a drywall lift for large panels to avoid strain and ensure precise placement. Batec gypsum boards are designed to be lightweight yet durable, making them easier to handle during installation while ensuring robust performance.

Finally, double-check that all boards are level and flush with the framing. Correct any misalignments before moving on to the taping and mudding phase. Following these best practices ensures a robust installation that supports long-lasting interior finishes.