Prefabricated partitions, panels and gypsum plaster

Since 1971, our company has been dedicating itself to the production of plaster partitions (also known as, plasterboard), and plaster tiles for ceilings.

The constant improvement of the manufacturing process and the continuous effort to obtain materials of the highest quality, have been fundamental in achieving one of the highest ranks in the production of prefabrications, and to be widely recognized by companies with the greatest prestige in the sector.

The technical characteristics of our prefabrications are far above what is established by the current standards, and are superior to all similar products that are currently
in the market.

Our plaster partitions for interior divisions of housings, with superior technical characteristics to the rest of the products in the market, allow for fulfillment, without issue, with the new acoustic standards, in effect since April of 2009, which supposes a guarantee and tranquility for architects, developers, and builders. They also, follow the requirements of fire resistance, with a fire resistance of 180 minutes.

Our prefabrications have three natural components (plaster, fibers, and mineral elements), that when mixed in determined fixed proportions, have made us achieve the following benefits in the construction:

	Silence Our plaster partitions support the well-being, they avoid the transfer of noise because of the high acoustic absorption.
	Security It’s resistance to bending is 10 points above the current standards.
	Comfort Because of its characteristics, our product is a great environmental regulator, it provides for more comfortable environments.
	Reacción al fuego A-1, that means they don’t react to fire, all of these components have a natural fireproofing, and the 6 cm. 7 cm. 8 cm. 10 cm. panels have up to 180 minutes of fire-resistance.
	Waterproofing They absorb less than 5% of humidity after two hours of being immersed in water.
	Elasticity Our ceiling tiles allow a deformation of 1 cm. in its longitude before splitting, which gradually lessens the possibility of cracks in the ceiling.