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The installation of laminated plasterboard has become widespread in recent years thanks to its price and versatility. This type of installation is very easy to execute, as long as you have the right tools for the placement of laminated plasterboard.

In this section you will find all kinds of tools related to the installation of plasterboard ceilings and walls: cutting saws, rasps, spatulas, spare parts for your tools... To cut plasterboard accurately and efficiently, the tools mentioned above can be used.

Here we provide you with the best products to place the plasterboard wherever you need.

What is laminated plaster?

Laminated plasterboard or plasterboard is a construction material composed of plaster and cellulose or cardboard. Inside is the core or core of the slab, formed by gypsum of natural origin. This core is covered by two special multi-sheet cellulose that can vary in length and thickness depending on each manufacturer.

What is plasterboard used for?

These laminated plasterboards are used to create ceilings, form partitions inside our homes and businesses and line walls. It is a very cheap and versatile construction material that will allow us to create beautiful spaces without a giant outlay of money and resources.

Frequently asked questions

Plasterboard is a laminated gypsum panel, widely used for building partitions, ceilings, and interior cladding. To work with it effectively, the best tools include:

  • Hand saw: First, mark the desired cut on the plasterboard. Secure the panel firmly and place the saw on the edge of the line. Apply consistent pressure and cut along the mark. Control your speed and avoid sudden movements until the cut is complete.

  • Utility knife: Like the hand saw, first mark the area to cut, then make a gentle incision with the knife, repeating several times to deepen the cut.

  • Metal rasp: Use with care, only for smoothing the edges of plasterboard panels. Incorrect use can compromise the panel’s integrity. Do not use on flat surfaces.

  • Corner trowel: Place the corner trowel at the plasterboard angle, apply light pressure, and slide along the corner with constant contact. Make smooth, controlled movements to cover the entire area.

  • Trowel: To remove excess material, use a trowel to level or gently scrape without damaging the board

Other tools, less typical but very useful when working with plasterboard panels, include:

  • Storage drawer (Gavetilla): Essential for plasterboard installers when making finishes and trims on-site.

  • Tool belt: Allows you to carry all necessary tools for plasterboard installation, with plenty of space for tools, screws, and rivets.

  • Profile puncher: Ideal for achieving perfect joins and finishes, and also allows for strong, durable, and reliable fixings.