Regular gypsum board, also known as standard drywall, is the most basic and commonly used type. It is primarily used for walls and ceilings in areas where moisture and fire resistance are not required.
Features:

• White face paper and gray backing.
• Available in various thicknesses like 9.5mm and 12.5mm.
  Applications:
• Living rooms, bedrooms, and office interiors.
• False ceilings and wall linings.
  Benefits:
• Economical and easy to install.
• Smooth surface ready for paint or wallpaper.

The fire-resistant gypsum board (Type X drywall) contains glass fibers and other non-combustible materials to enhance fire resistance. It is designed to withstand high temperatures and prevent flame spread.
Features:

• Reinforced with special additives.
• Classified as Type X or Type C depending on performance.
  Applications:
• Fire-rated partitions, stairwells, and corridors.
• Commercial and industrial buildings.
  Benefits:
• Provides up to 2 hours of fire resistance.
• Improves building safety and compliance.

Also called green board, this gypsum board type is treated with water-resistant additives to prevent moisture absorption.
Features:

• Green-colored surface for easy identification.
• Contains special wax or silicone-based additives.
  Applications:
• Bathrooms, kitchens, and utility areas.
• Walls exposed to occasional dampness.
  Benefits:
• Resistant to humidity and mold growth.
• Extends wall life in moisture-prone spaces.

Diamant Board (IR) is a high-performance, impact-resistant gypsum board designed for areas exposed to heavy use, mechanical stress, and frequent contact. It is manufactured with a high-density, fiber-reinforced gypsum core and a hard, durable surface, providing superior strength and resistance to dents, scratches, and surface damage compared to standard gypsum boards.

Features:

• High-density gypsum core reinforced with special fibers.
• Extremely hard surface with high screw-holding capacity.
• Enhanced resistance to impact and abrasion.
• Applications:
• School corridors, classrooms, and sports facilities.
• Hospitals, public buildings, and high-traffic areas.
• Walls exposed to trolleys, equipment, or frequent contact.
• Benefits:
• Excellent resistance to mechanical damage and wear.
• Longer service life in high-abuse environments.
• Improved fire performance compared to regular gypsum board.

Exterior gypsum sheathing is used as a base layer for exterior walls before applying cladding or siding. It resists moisture and provides strength to external frameworks.
Features:

• Fiberglass-reinforced face for extra durability.
• Designed for weather protection.
  Applications:
• Exterior walls, soffits, and ceilings.
  Benefits:
• Provides a solid substrate for finishing materials.
• Protects against wind and moisture.

Cement board is a cement-based building panel made from a mixture of cement, mineral fillers, and reinforcing fibers. Unlike gypsum boards, it offers excellent resistance to moisture, mold, and weather, making it suitable for both interior and exterior applications. Cement board is highly durable and maintains its strength even in wet or humid conditions..

Features:

• Composed of cement and reinforced fibers.
• Highly resistant to moisture, mold, and rot.
• Strong, rigid, and dimensionally stable.
•  Applications:
• Wet areas such as bathrooms, showers, and kitchens.
• Exterior wall sheathing and façades.
• Substrate for ceramic tiles, stone cladding, and finishes.
• Benefits:
• Wet areas such as bathrooms, showers, and kitchens.
• Exterior wall sheathing and façades.
• Substrate for ceramic tiles, stone cladding, and finishes.

The location and stability of the cladding wall are determined. The line on which the U-profile should be fixed is marked with a pencil. The traces on the floor are brought to the ceiling with the help of pipes and pulled to the ceiling with the help of dyed twine.