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GYPSUM WALLBOARD <br />Section 09250 <br />15-1207 <br />finished with long tapered finish, smooth and even in texture. Surfaces shall be prepared to <br />receive paint finish. <br />3.04 INSTALLATION <br />A. Fire -resistive ratings: Where fire rated construction is indicated, install wallboard assembly to <br />provide the fire -resistive rating required. <br />B. Sheet arrangement layout: Conform to layouts and requirements indicated; use long sheets <br />to restrict joints to minimum. Conditions met and not covered by plans and specifications <br />shall be resolved in conformity with best practice of trade. <br />C. Joints: Butt sheets loosely together with tapered edges always placed together (butt edges <br />placed next to tapered edges are not permitted). Sand or kerf cut edges and mill ends to <br />provide smooth jointing on exposed face. Stagger end joints. Shim wallboard on wood <br />framing to get even joints without offsets. <br />D. Fasteners: Place fasteners no less than 3/8 inch from edges of boards. Install fasteners with <br />heads dimpled slightly below surface; do not cut through paper. Use crown face hammers for <br />driving nails and approved power tools for self drilling screws. Fasten gypsum wallboard to <br />all bearings as follows: <br />1. Ceilings, Non -rated: Screws 12 inches o.c. <br />2. Walls, Non -rated: Screws 12 inches o.c. <br />3. Ceilings, One-hour Rated: Base layer, screws 12 inches o.c.; Face layer, screws 8 <br />inches o.c. <br />4. Walls, One-hour Rated: Screws 8 inches o.c. at edge bearings, 12 inches o.c. at field <br />bearings. <br />E. Ceilings: Place boards with long dimension at right angles to supports and end joint <br />occurring over supports. On fire rated ceilings butted end joints may be placed between <br />supports and reinforced on upper side with 8 inch wide wallboard back up strips set in <br />approved adhesive. Place perimeters of ceilings and edges of openings over solid bearing <br />members. <br />F. Partitions: Place boards with long dimensions either vertical or horizontal (but not <br />combination of both) on studs. Stagger vertical joints on opposite sides of partitions. Locate <br />joints at least 12 inches from jambs of openings. Keep end joints to minimum. <br />G. Cutting and scribing: Cut neatly to fit around outlets, switch boxes and other protrusions, <br />using keyhole saw or specially designed cutting tool for opening of exact shape and size <br />needed. <br />H. Trim: Edge exterior corners with specified bead set to true plumb line. Where wallboard joins <br />or abuts any material other than wall board, cover end of board with specified metal casing, <br />leaving joint sufficient for installation of sealant. Attach trim with nails at wood studs at 9 inch <br />O.C. each flange and type S-12 screws at steel studs at 9 inch O.C. each flange. No <br />clenching allowed. <br />Interior Wall Sealant: At all interior partitions, use double bead of specified material. Install at <br />floors, wall intersections, where walls abut other materials and at all electrical boxes. Apply in <br />accord with manufacturer's printed directions. <br />9 <br />