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  • Durasan®BRANDPrefinished Gypsum Board

    09 72 00/NGC

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    Beautiful WallsDon’t Get Any Easier Than This!

    With National Gypsum Durasan®

    BRAND Prefinished Gypsum Board,durable yet elegant interior wallsdon’t require a lot of work! Or alot of time! Or a lot of money!Because the panels are alreadyfinished, there’s no taping, no jointfinishing, no sanding, no priming,no painting, and no wall coveringapplication.

    All those steps, all those trades, allthat mess and all those expensesare eliminated. Installation is quickand easy. In most cases, your wallsare up and finished in one dayor less.

    Colors And TexturesFor A New CenturyToday’s workspace continues toevolve, and Durasan panels aredesigned to take on the challenge.With a variety of stylish patternsand colors to choose from, Durasanpanels will fit right in.Whatever thelook, whatever the feeling you aretrying to achieve in your space,Durasan panels can help youachieve it beautifully, simply andcost effectively.

    The Perfect PanelFor PerpetuallyChangingWork SpacesOnce the exception, now the rule,change is as much a part oftoday’s workplace as computersand networks. Because so much ofthe usual effort and expense ofwall installation is eliminated,Durasan panels provide you withthe flexibility to accommodatechanging workspace configurations,so important in today’s highly“wired” environments.

    Benefits Go ToThe Bottom LineYes, the installed cost of Durasanpanels is typically less thanconventional drywall with field-applied wall coverings. But,that’s only the beginning. Theirwashability and low maintenanceprovides an additional savings inoverhead costs.

    In addition, depending on thedesign plan, when Durasan panelsare installed as part of a relocatablewall system, they may be eligiblefor accelerated depreciation. Thus,they can generally be depreciated

    over seven years instead of theusual 39 years for conventionalconstruction. Your tax adviser cangive you the specifics.

    A Tradition Of ValueBusiness owners, architects, builders,facility managers and interiordesigners have recognized Durasanpanels as the leader, and thedependable constant, in the ever-changing gypsum board market.That trusted reputation is built onNational Gypsum’s continuingcommitment to quality, value andperformance.

    An Easy ChoiceWith all these advantages, it iseasy to see why DurasanPrefinished Gypsum Board is thepreferred choice for distinctivewalls that are elegant, economicaland easy to install.

    Santa Fe Adobe Santa Fe Porcelain

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    Champagne

    Group 3 – Santa Fe

    Group 1 – Stipple

    Group 3 – Harvest

    Off White

    Chiffon

    Cloud

    Cotton

    Rice

    Oyster White

    Porcelain Adobe

    Color accuracy of these Durasanpanel patterns is limited in print-ing. Therefore, it is suggested thatreference also be made to actualsamples in the Durasan Pocket

    Selector. Contact your NationalGypsum Sales Representative forSelectors and for information onDurasan panel delivery schedulesin your area.

    Durasan Patterns by Price Group(in order of ascending value)

    Group 1 – Stipple

    Group 3 – Santa Fe, Harvest

    Pattern and Color Selection

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    DescriptionThe Durasan line consists ofDurasan® BRAND vinyl covered panels.All Durasan panels can be applieddirectly to studs or as a finish layerover gypsum board. Durasan pan-els are especially suited for mostdemountable partition systems.Because Durasan is prefinished, itis generally less expensive to installthan building a wall and thenapplying a wall covering material.

    Durasan is the registered trademarkfor National Gypsum Companyprefinished gypsum wall panels.This quality paneling combines thetime-proven characteristics ofgypsum board with the beauty, col-ors, textures, and durability of awide variety of vinyl coverings.

    Durasan can be toploaded ongypsum trucks and is availablefrom most National Gypsumplants. Some plants maintaininventories of the most popularcolors and patterns, which areavailable for immediate shipment.

    Technical DataPHYSICAL PROPERTIES

    Thickness: Available 1/2" thickas a standard product. Fire-ShieldDurasan is also available as aspecial order item in 1/2" or 5/8"thicknesses.

    Width: Durasan panels are 4' wide.

    Lengths: 8', 9' and 10'.Other lengths between 8' and 14'are available on special order.

    Edges: The long edges of allDurasan panels are wrapped witha vinyl film covering. Panel edgesare beveled.

    Vinyl covered Durasan panelscomply with ASTM SpecificationC 1396 and Federal SpecificationSS-L-30D.Approved by Board ofStandards and Appeals for usein New York City under CalendarNos. 709-39.

    NONCOMBUSTIBLE

    Durasan panels are considerednoncombustible, since they meetthe following generally acceptedrequirements:

    1. A structural base of noncom-bustible material such as gypsum.

    2. A surface material not over 1/8"thick which has a flame spreadof not over 50.

    FIRE RATED CONSTRUCTION

    Assemblies employing Durasanpanels used as a wall surfacingmaterial have been accorded fireresistance ratings by Factory MutualResearch Corp. and UnderwritersLaboratories.

    VAPOR PERMEANCE

    The water vapor permeance ofDurasan panels is less than 1.0perms by theWet Cup Method andless than 0.5 perms by the Dry CupMethod at typical conditions of 73˚Fand 50% relative humidity, testedin accordance with ASTM E 96.Caution: Durasan vinyls are vaporretarders, and a second vaporretarder should not be placedbehind these products, i.e. kraftface insulation. For this reason, foilbacked Durasan is not available.

    COLOR PERMANENCE

    The high-quality vinyl surface ofDurasan panels offers good faderesistance. The vinyl films arespecially formulated with light-stable compounds and pigmentsto provide maximum stability andcolor retention under varyingenvironmental conditions.

    CLEANING

    Complete removal of dirt, stainsand marks is easier if cleaningaction is started before stainingmaterial has dried, cured or set.

    To remove most common dirt andmarks, simply rub lightly with amoistened cloth, sponge or soft hairbristle brush, using a mild soap,detergent or non-abrasive cleaner.Then rinse with water and wipe dry.

    More stubborn stains can be safelyremoved by wiping away excessmaterial, scrubbing the stained areawith a stiff bristle brush wettedwith appropriate solvent as listed inchart below, and quickly wiping drywith a clean cloth.

    Caution: The use of strong organ-ic solvents (such as ketones), harshabrasive cleaners or steel wool arenot recommended. These materialsmay cause dulling, discoloration,softening and other permanentdamage to the vinyl surface.

    Some proprietary solvent cleanersused for fabric spot stain removalmay remove the vinyl surfaceoverprint pattern.

    If the suitability of any cleaningagent is unknown, check its effecton the Durasan surface in a hiddenarea or on a scrap piece beforeattempting to remove a field stain.

    Durasan®BRANDPrefinished Gypsum Board

    SURFACE BURNING CHARACTERISTICS(Fire Hazard Classification)(ASTM E 84) Source: Underwriters Laboratories, Inc.

    Product Flame Spread Smoke Developed

    Durasan Vinyl 25 or less 50 or less

    DURASAN AVERAGE LIGHT REFLECTANCE VALUES*Group Pattern Color Reflectance Value

    Group 1 Stipple Champagne 69

    Chiffon 77

    Cloud 69

    Off White 85

    Group 3 Santa Fe Porcelain 69

    Adobe 55

    Harvest Cotton 65

    Oyster White 52

    Rice 68

    *X-RITE 968 Reflection Spectrophotometer used in accordancewith ASTM Test Method E 97.

    DURASAN VAPOR PERMEANCE VALUESPatterns Perms mil (mm)

    Stipple 0.49 6 0.15

    Santa Fe 0.25 6 0.15

    Harvest 0.28 6 0.15

    Above vapor permeance values determined using the Dry Cup (Desiccant) Methodat typical conditions of 70˚F (21.1˚C) and 50% Relative Humidity in accordance withASTM E 96.

    CLEANING RECOMMENDATIONSCommon Staining Material Recommended Solvent

    Grease, tar, shoe polish, Kerosene or mineral spiritslipstick, oil paints

    Nail polish Denatured alcohol

    Ink (regular or ballpoint) 1:1 mixture—Denatured alcoholand Aromatic 150*

    *Aromatic 150 is a proprietary solvent manufactured by Exxon Company USA.

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    ABRASION RESISTANCE

    Durasan panels are extremelyabrasion resistant, and are testedby a Taber Abraser with CS-17Calibrate wheels and a 500 gramloading. Durasan has withstoodover 10,000 revolutions withoutbreaking through the vinyl film.During this testing, some loss oftexture and overprint resulted.

    PAINTING

    Durasan is a factory-finish decorativeproduct which does not requirepainting.

    However, if desired, Durasan canbe satisfactorily painted with thefollowing products:

    1. Two coats of an alkyd or latexsemigloss enamel.

    2. Oil primer with finish coat of oilpaint or flat latex.

    3. Two coats of flat oil paint.

    PATCHING

    It is suggested that scraps ofDurasan be saved in case patchinga damaged area is necessary.Whenpatching small rips or tears, removethe vinyl film from a Durasan scrap.Place the film over the damagedarea and, using a razor blade orvery sharp knife, make straight cutsthrough both layers of film. Thedamaged film underneath is thenremoved and the patch cementedin its place with a good qualityvinyl-to-vinyl adhesive.

    WALLCOVERING

    Matching Durasan in30 Lineal Yard Rolls

    Fabric-backed vinyl film is availablein most Durasan patterns, colorsand textures for field application toprovide a close, commercialcolor match for use on columns,curved surfaces or where extensivecutouts would make Durasan pan-els difficult to use. Because field-applied vinyl is fabric-backed, theDurasan panels and the com-plementary vinyl roll goodsmay vary slightly in color andtexture.

    Durasan fabric-backed wallcoveringsmeet or exceed the criteria outlinedin Federal Specification CCC-W-408B.

    LIMITATIONS

    High Heat

    Durasan panels have the samelimitations regarding heat as regulargypsum board and should not beused in areas where surface tem-peratures will exceed 125˚F.

    Durasan panels are not suitable foruse behind stoves where directheat or steam could affect thepanel covering.

    Moisture Conditions

    Durasan panels should not be usedaround bath tubs, in shower enclo-sures or in areas where panels willbe subject to free moisture.

    When Durasan panels abutconcrete floors and/or ceilings, cutthe panel to allow a minimum of1/8" clearance between panelsand floors and/or ceilings toprevent potential wicking.

    Treated Lumber

    If Durasan panels will be appliedover treated lumber, tests should beconducted prior to application to besure the chemical treatment of thewood does not affect the bond orcolor of the panel covering.

    Masonry Walls

    Do not apply Durasan panels overwet or damp masonry walls.Mildew or staining problems couldresult if the walls are not dry or willnot remain dry.

    Trim Application

    Plastic, wood or metal trim must beapplied at both floor and ceiling.

    Trim should be applied carefully toDurasan panels to avoid creatingexcessive pressures which might latercause delamination of the covering.

    Color Variation

    Since manufacturers of the laminateused on Durasan panels finish to acommercial color match, minorcolor variations are possible. There-fore, care should be taken duringapplication to ensure that panelsapplied on single walls or visualareas are color matched to minimizeany such variations in the laminate.

    Storage and HandlingDurasan panels are a prefinishedproduct, and as such, special careshould be taken during their storageand handling.

    Durasan panels should be storedinside a warehouse or other suitablestructure where it will not beexposed to the weather or totemperatures exceeding 125˚ F.Durasan panels should never bestored outside. A firm, dry and levelfloor is recommended to ensurethat stacks of Durasan panels areevenly supported and away fromdampness. Durasan panels shouldnot be stored in areas of excessive

    humidity or in heavy traffic areaswhere they may be damaged byfork trucks or other warehouseequipment.Avoid storing Durasanpanels at aisle corners wheneverpossible.

    Units of Durasan panels should beproperly supported to minimizesagging and waviness.

    Use extra care in the placement ofrisers (also known as dunnage orspacers). Vertical alignment of theserisers is critical to the proper storageof Durasan panels.The diagramsbelow indicate the correct andincorrect method of placing riserswhen storing Durasan panels.

    Note that all risers are placed in proper vertical alignment so each tier is evenly supported.Arrows indicate pressure.

    Correct Method Of Placing Risers

    Cumulative pressure on unsupported lower units causes gypsum board to sag.Risers are not spaced evenly or in proper vertical alignment.

    Incorrect Method Of Placing Risers

    MINIMUM NUMBER OF RISERS PER UNITUnit length in feet 7–8 9–11 12–14 15–16

    Minimum number of risers 4 5 6 7

    A minimum number of risers should be used based on the length ofthe Durasan panels as indicated by the following chart.

    The following guidelines should be used when warehousing Durasanpanels to avoid the potential of sagging, blocking or emboss flattening.

    WAREHOUSING REQUIREMENTSLaminated panels shall be warehoused as follows:

    Pieces Units Total PiecesProduct Per Unit Per Stack Per StackThickness (Max.) (Max.) (Max.)

    1/2" 50 4 20060 3 180100 2 200

    5/8" 40 4 16048 3 14480 2 160

    Unusual conditions during warehousing such as high humidity and long term storagemay require the use of additional risers per unit length and/or a reduction in the numberof total pieces per stack.

  • 1/2" PANELS ONLYMATCHING TRIM(One Piece for 1/2" panels only)

    Single-Part Trim (see below) isavailable in vinyl shapes to matchall standard vinyl Durasan colorsfor 1/2" panels. Dimensions shownare trim for 1/2" panels.

    One piece trims are progressivein nature and as such must beinstalled at the same time asthe Durasan panels.

    ONE-PIECE MATCHING TRIM FOR 1/2" PANELS ONLYShapes Vinyl

    Divider

    Outside Corner

    Inside Corner

    End Cap

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    1-1/8"

    1/2"

    1/2" GroundOnly

    1/2"

    1/2" GroundOnly

    11/16"

    1/2"

    1/2" GroundOnly

    SNAP-ON OUTSIDECORNER TRIM

    SNAP-ON INTERIOR TRIM

    AccessoriesMATCHING TRIM (Snap-On)

    Two-part, Snap-On Outside Cornerand Interior Trim consist of galvanizedsteel retainers and matching vinylsnap-on facings. Both trim pieces areinstalled after the Durasan panels

    are erected. Each may be used withany Durasan thickness. Retainers aresecured through the Durasan intothe framing.

    Snap-On Interior Trim may also beused at interior corners, at ceiling lineand as a batten. Snap-on Trim can beused in Fire RatedAssemblies.

    1-11/16"

    1-1/2"

    3/4"

    5/16"

    5/16"

    1-5/8"

    1-3/8"

    7/8"

    1"

    5/8"

    1/2" GroundOnly

    Edge grip clips provide for a simple one-step partition. The patented clipswork with common framing wood or metal. Refer to pages 9 and 10 forinstallation recommendations.

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    General InstallationINSTALLING DURASAN PANELS

    Several methods of installationmay be used with Durasan prod-ucts in order to meet specific jobrequirements. As in regular drywallconstruction, ceilings are installedfirst, before Durasan paneling iserected. Panels are attachedvertically. Durasan should not beapplied to ceilings.

    CUTTING DURASAN PANELS

    Scoring and snapping is the easiestand fastest way to make straightcuts. To do this, merely score thepre-decorated surface with a sharpknife guided by a thin board with astraight edge. Then position thescored panel so the piece to beremoved is overhanging a straightedge parallel to the scored mark.Press this free end until the gypsumcore snaps. Cut the back paper toremove excess piece.

    Sawing Durasan Panels iseasier than cutting lumber. For bestresults, keep the prefinished surfaceup and use a sharp, fine-tooth sawor appropriate router bit.

    Note: Cut Durasan panels tolength, 1/4" shorter than ceilingheight so panels are not forcedinto place.

    PANEL LAYOUT

    Before application, proper arrange-ment of panels should be studied.For a most pleasing result, all jointsof panels should be centered onarchitectural features of the wall,such as fireplaces, windows, doors,etc. If the wall contains no suchopenings, arrange for the two endpanels to be of equal width. Narrowstrips are difficult to install andshould be avoided.Any special useof decorative trims and mouldingshould be considered at this time.

    CORNER TREATMENT

    Inside Corners:Where two wallsintersect to form an inside corner,the last panel installed at this inter-section should have two finishededges to create a professionallyinstalled look. See photographs,“Forming A Narrow PlankWith TwoFinished Edges,” for directions onfinishing an edge on the job. Thistreatment can be eliminated byusing Durasan Snap-On Interior Trim.

    Outside Corners:Wood,plastic or metal corner mouldings,nailed or glued to wood or steelframing, are recommended foredge protection where panels meetto form outside corners. Thesemouldings can be stained orpainted either in matching orcontrasting colors, or use matchingDurasan Snap-On Cornerbead.

    Curved Cuts can be made easilywith a keyhole saw. If an areamust be cut from the center of theboard, it is recommended that ahole be bored that will take thepoint of the saw.

    Where Two Cuts Join, one cutmust be made with a saw, theother cut can be made by scoringand snapping. Cuts like this arerequired around door and windowopenings.

    Electrical Outlet Box openingscan be made easily by cutting theDurasan as shown by the solidlines in the picture above. Strike asharp hammer blow to the “X”.Cut away back paper.

    FORMING A NARROW PLANKWITH TWO FINISHED EDGES

    1. Cut Decorative Surfacewith a sharp knife to a dimensionof 1" wider than the panel widthdesired. Then turn vinyl surfaceface down.

    2. Score Back Surface withknife to the desired panel width.Snap gypsum core and peel this 1"piece from decorative surface.Smooth core if uneven.

    3. Wrap the excess flap of vinylover the exposed gypsum core andstaple to back.

  • APPLICATION – ADHESIVEAPPLICATION – NAILING

    Metal or wood studs must be dry, straightand spaced exactly 16" or 24" o.c.

    Nailing or screwing is required only at topand bottom of prefinished gypsum panelswhen adhesive is applied and panels areprebowed to give pressure at the center ofthe board.

    Two beadsof adhesiveat common

    stud.

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    Four Optionsof InstallationOPTION 1NAILING RECOMMENDATIONS

    A plastic-headed or paddedhammer is used when driving thenails to avoid chipping the surfaceof the color pin head.

    Durasan panels are easy to nail.Panels are normally applied verti-cally to the framing with 1-3/8"matching colored nails (Color Pins)driven into the studs every 12"and spaced not less than 3/8"from panel edges.

    When you plan to nail Durasanpanels in place, one of the threefollowing wood framing methodsis recommended. Select the onethat best suits your needs.

    1. New Wall Construction. In newconstruction, wood studs shall bespaced exactly 16" or 24" o.c. Seedrawing below. Consider suggestionsunder “Panel Layout” before posi-tioning studs. Make sure studs aredry, straight and flush with top andbottom plates. Shim out or plane offthe studs, if necessary, to make themflush and in alignment.With studsspaced on 16" centers, one 48" widepanel will cover three stud spaces.

    2. Modifying Existing Framing.If you wish to apply Durasan toareas where studs are already inplace but are warped, unevenlyspaced, or poorly aligned, employ1" x 3" wood furring strips horizon-tally nailed on 16" centers over theexisting framework. Shim out stripswhere necessary to form a solid,even nailing surface for panels.

    3. Over Masonry of BrokenPlaster Surfaces.When applyingover brick, block or cement surfaces.2" x 2" wood furring strips arerequired. 1" x 3" furring strips maybe used on old plaster surfaces.Furring strips should be anchored tothe masonry walls using concretestub nails or any one of severalmasonry fasteners on the market.These furring strips may be appliedto the wall 16" o.c. horizontally,which is easier and preferred, orvertically, with additional horizontalstrips at the ceiling and floor lines.

    If masonry walls are extremely roughor out of plumb, it is recommendedthat conventional framing beerected several inches away from,and parallel to, the existing wall.

    OPTION 2ADHESIVE RECOMMENDATIONS

    Durasan panels are quality wallpaneling products that can beapplied to wood studs, provided anappropriate drywall adhesivemeeting ASTM C 557 is applied tothe studs. Durasan panels can beadhesively applied to steel studs,provided an appropriate adhesiverecommended for use with vinylfaced gypsum board and steelstuds is used. Consult adhesivemanufacturer for a suitableadhesive product. Steps for thisapplication, which are limited towalls only, are as follows:

    1. Durasan panels are appliedvertically to steel or wood studsor to furring strips that are straight,on one plane, and located 16" or24" o.c.

    2. All panels must be“bowed,” or pre-curved thelength of the board, so that when

    applied to the adhesive coatedstuds, a natural pressure will resultat the center of the panel whennailed or screwed top and bottom.(See “Bowing the Board”on page 9.)

    3. Each stud that has twopanels meeting to form ajoint should have two beads ofadhesive, each one located as closeto each edge of the stud as possi-ble. This reduces the possibility ofadhesive oozing through the jointand getting on the prefinishedsurface. All other studs mustreceive a single bead of adhesive.Apply panels within 15 minutesof adhesive application.

    4. When using adhesive, nailor screw the panel at the floor andceiling line, spacing fasteners 6"to 8" apart.

    5. If cove moulding or base-boards are to be omitted,you may wish to attach each panelat top and bottomwith 1-3/8"matching Color Pins in place of1-1/4" wallboard nails when usingwood studs.

    6. Immediately remove anyadhesive that may have beendeposited on tools or the prefinishedsurface.

    OPTION 3LAMINATINGRECOMMENDATIONS

    1. Apply to clean, dry, soundsurfaces only. Remove all wall-paper, high points, calcimine, loosepaint, and scratch any other paintfor good bond. Test any paintedsurface by laminating a small sam-ple. Allow to dry and check bond.

    2. Bow the Durasan panels(see Bowing the Board) so thateach panel, when nailed at topand bottom, will have built-inpressure being exerted at thecenter of the board on the existingwall until the adhesive dries.

    3. Apply the drywall adhesivewith a caulking gun to the backsurface of each panel, using 3/8"diameter beads 16" apart. Applybeads parallel to and 3/4" to 1"from each long edge of the panel.

    4. Laminate with JointCompound. Durasan panels canbe laminated to existing surfaceswith Sta-Smooth or Ready MixJoint Compounds. Joint compoundis applied as nominal 5" ribbons orfour 1/4" x 1/4" beads locatedaround the perimeter and center ofthe panels. (approximate coveragefor Ready Mix is 9–10 gal./1000sq. ft. and Sta-Smooth is 50–60lbs./1000 sq.ft.) An alternative is2" diameter daubs 1/2" thick, 16"o.c. (approximate coverage forReady Mix is 5-1/2–6 gal./1000sq.ft. and Sta-Smooth is 30–35lbs./1000 sq.ft.).

    5. Nail or screw panels at topfirst. Locate 6d nails or 1-7/8"drywall screws 6" to 8" apart.Press panels progressively fromceiling to floor line. Nail at floorline if necessary. If panels do notstay in proper alignment, addtemporary bracing for 24 hours.Use suitable moulding at floorand ceiling line to cover exposedfasteners.

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    BOWING THE BOARD(Required in Methods #2 and #3)

    Durasan panels must be warpedor bowed to give pressure at thecenter of the board during adhesiveand cementing applications. If theboards were not bowed, temporarybracing would be required.Illustrated are two methods ofbowing. Be sure to removebundling tape from the boards. Cutto proper ceiling height, and stackas shown with all prefinished sur-faces facing up or down dependingon which method of bowing isused. Use padded blocks cut from2 x 4’s to protect prefinished sur-faces. Stack in such a manner that,when applying, each panel wouldhave a tendency to spring away atthe top when nailed at the bottom.Proper bowing can take from oneto several days depending onweather conditions.

    OPTION 4EDGE GRIP CLIPRECOMMENDATIONS

    Edge Grip Clips are the key to asimple concept for installing gypsumboard – plain or predecorated. It’scalled the Edge Grip Clip System. Itprovides mechanical attachment ofthe board over steel framing, woodframing, over steel or wood furringon concrete block, or any othersound and level wall surface. Theclip is positioned on the back ofthe board and tapped in place,using the installation tool, so theprongs are driven into the boardedges. The leading edge of eachclip along one edge of the boardis screw or nail attachedto the studs, furring or other wallsurface. The clips on succeedingpanels slip under the previouslyapplied panel causing the clips to

    disappear behind the panels.Top and bottom edges must befastened to the framing, furring, orwall. The Edge Grip Clips hold theboard firmly in place.When using4'-wide panel, use adhesive alongintermediate studs.

    In a battenless system, Durasanpanels must be absolutely flat toprevent lipping. Prebowingovernight with the vinyl surfaceconcave is recommended.

    Steel Framing

    Align floor and ceiling tracks orplates to ensure plumb partition,and secure with suitable fasteners24" o.c. max. Position studs orfurring 24" o.c. max. (30" o.c. for30" panels). Secure steel studslocated adjacent to door andwindow frames, intersections andcorners with 3/8" Type S PanHead or low-profile head screws.Application over steel furringrequires that the channels have aflat surface in contact with theboard (Screw Furring Channelhas beaded edges).

    APPLICATION OF DURASAN

    Apply the 1/2" or 5/8" Durasanvertically. Start at the end of a wallor partition intersection and cut thefirst panel if necessary so that itsleading, uncut edge (the directionin which work will progress) falls atthe center of a framing member.

    CLIP INSTALLATIONINSTRUCTIONS

    Edge Grip Clips should be installedinto the edge of the Durasan withthe wooden tool included in eachbox of clips.

    BOWING METHOD #1

    Finish side down

    BOWING METHOD #2

    Finish side up

    EDGE GRIP CLIPINSTALLATION TOOL

    1. Place the clip into the slot of thetool, as shown on the drawing,making sure the back edges of theteeth are against the wood.

    2. Position the clip and tool, asshown, against the back surface ofthe Durasan so that the clip is flatto the back, and perpendicular tothe edge of the Durasan.

    3. Using a hammer, tap the end ofthe installation tool until bothteeth of the clip are fully insertedand the back legs are tight againstthe edge. Do not over drive theclips, as this can cause deformationof the board edge.

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    EDGE GRIP CLIP APPLICATIONMETHODS

    SNAP-ON TRIM

    1.Apply Durasan and base trim innormal manner before installingoutside corner trim, then proceed-ing with any interior ceiling andcorner trim.

    2. Cut steel retainers to fit outsidecorners, interior ceiling and cornertrim.

    3. Nail or screw attach retainerstrip. Space fasteners 8" o.c. forinterior ceiling and corner retainers,

    and 12" o.c. for outside cornerretainers. All retainers should beginfasteners 1/2" from each end.

    4. Cut face cover to length with tinsnip or miter cut. After cuttingcover, restore flanges to originalconfiguration by using a screwdriverblade as a wedge. Snap cover overretainer by engaging one leg onretainer flange. Then use palm orthumb pressure until opposite legengages retainer flange and snapsinto place.

    1.Wood Stud 2.Wood Furring

    SNAP-ON TRIM APPLICATIONMETHODS

    Exterior Corner Interior Corner

    3. Z Furring Channel 4. Double Layer

    Apply clips to the leading edge ofthe panel 16" o.c., starting 16"down from the top. Clips on thetrailing edge of the next panel arealso spaced 16" o.c. but are about2" from those on the first panel’sleading edge. If greater rigidity isdesired, clip spacing may bereduced.All panels require clipsalong both edges except whenpanels abut doors, windows, inter-sections or corners, in which caseone edge of the panel will be directlyfastened with nails or screws.

    Position the first panel, aligning theuncut edge at the center of theframing member, plumb, andattach it top and bottom as well asdirectly to the starting stud.Attachtop and bottom with fastener 1"from each panel edge and 12" o.c.between. Fasten clips to steel studswith screws provided, wood studswith 1" nails or 1-1/4" TypeWscrews through the hole in the clip.Do not fasten clips before securingtop and bottom of this first panel.

    On all intermediate framing, apply1/4" diameter beads of drywalladhesive. In fixed wood or furredwall construction, adhesive must beapplied progressively with Durasanapplication. In a steel stud system,adhesive need not be applied untilthe opposite face of the partitionis finished. Intermediate studs arerotated back into position. Thisprocedure allows the intermediatestuds, which are joint studs on theopposite face, to be adjusted asnecessary when second side panelsare erected.

    Apply base trim at bottom of parti-tion; install snap-on accessories atinside corners, outside corners, andwall-ceiling juncture if desired.

    Note: Substrate must be straightand true. Durasan must be flat orprebowed.

    EDGE GRIP CLIP SYSTEM

    1. Edge Grip Clips are driven alongboth edges of the Durasan panelswith attention not to over drive orallow points to move up towardsvinyl surface.

    2.With edge of panel centeredon stud face, clip is secured withstandard Type S Pan Head Screws.

    3. Clips on adjoining panel slidebehind the first panel withoutscrews.

    4. Edges butt snugly for fine linejoint.

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    SpecificationsSection 09 72 00Prefinished GypsumWall Panels

    This section is written in CSI 3-partformat and it assumes that thegeneral conditions of the contractwill be AIA A201. This section isproprietary and includes onlyNational Gypsum products.

    PART 1 GENERAL

    1.01 Summary

    A. Section Includes: Factory finishedgypsum board with trim systemfor joints.

    1.02 System Description

    A. Performance Requirements:Provide UL listed materialswith fire hazard classification ofsurface covering, as determinedby ASTM E 84, as follows:

    1. Flame spread not more than25 (Vinyl Durasan).

    2. Smoke developed of notmore than 50 (Vinyl Durasan).

    1.03 Submittals

    A. Product Data: Manufacturer’sspecifications and installationinstructions for each productspecified.

    B. Samples:Minimum2"x5" samplesof manufacturer’s full range ofpatterns and colors for eachpanel covering material specified.

    PART 2 PRODUCTS

    2.01 Manufacturer

    A. National Gypsum Company.

    2.02 Materials

    A. Gypsum Board:

    1. National Gypsum DurasanPrefinished Regular GypsumBoard.

    2. National Gypsum DurasanPrefinished Fire-Shield GypsumBoard.

    B. Panel Covering:

    1. National Gypsum VinylDurasan.

    2.03 Accessories

    A. Trim: Durasan Matching Trim,Snap-On.

    B. Trim: Durasan Matching Trim,One Piece.

    C. Fasteners, Adhesives, and JointCompounds:

    1. Edge Grip Clips.

    2. Screws:ASTM C 954 orASTM C 1002 or both withthreads, points, and finish asrecommended by themanufacturer.

    3. National Gypsum ProForm®

    BRAND All Purpose Ready MixJoint Compound.

    4. National Gypsum ProForm®

    BRAND Multi-Use Joint Compound.

    5. National Gypsum Easy Finish®

    BRAND ReadyMix Joint Compound.

    6. National Gypsum ProForm®

    BRAND Sta-Smooth SettingCompound.

    7. Color Pins.

    PART 3 EXECUTION

    3.01 Installation

    A. In accordance with the manu-facturer's recommendations asfollows:

    1. National Gypsum’s“Gypsum Construction Guide.”

    3.02 Protection

    A. Protect prefinished gypsum wallpanel installations from damageand deterioration until the dateof Substantial Completion.

  • Corporate Headquarters

    National Gypsum Company2001 Rexford RoadCharlotte, NC 28211

    Phone: (704) 365-7300Web: nationalgypsum.com

    nationalgypsum.com/espanol

    Technical Information

    Phone: (800) NATIONAL(800) 628-4662

    Fax: (800) FAX-NGC1(800) 329-6421

    � Atlantic AreaPhone: (800) 237-9167Fax: (877) 252-0430

    � Central AreaPhone: (800) 252-1065Fax: (866) 232-0440

    � Gulf AreaPhone: (800) 343-4893Fax: (866) 482-8940

    � Midwest AreaPhone: (800) 323-1447Fax: (866) 692-8590

    � Northeast AreaPhone: (800) 253-3161Fax: (866) 632-1480

    � Southeast AreaPhone: (800) 548-9394Fax: (866) 732-1990

    � Southwest AreaPhone: (800) 548-9396Fax: (866) 792-7520

    � Western AreaPhone: (800) 824-4227Fax: (800) 438-6266

    National AccountsPhone: (800) 440-1230Fax: (866) 622-3590

    Manufactured HousingPhone: (800) 455-3185Fax: (800) 639-1714

    LIMITED WARRANTYAND REMEDIESProducts manufactured and sold byNational Gypsum are warranted by NationalGypsum to its customers to be free fromdefects in materials and workmanship atthe time of shipment. THIS EXPRESSWARRANTY IS THE ONLY WARRANTYAPPLICABLE TO SUCH PRODUCTS, AND ISIN LIEU OF AND EXCLUDES ALL OTHEREXPRESS ORAL OR WRITTEN WARRANTIESAND ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDINGBUT NOT LIMITED TO THE IMPLIEDWARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY ANDFITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.National Gypsum will not be liable for anyincidental, indirect or consequential losses,damages or expenses. The customer’sexclusive remedy for any type of claim oraction for defective products will be limitedto the replacement of the products (in theform originally shipped) or, at NationalGypsum’s option, to a payment or creditnot greater than the original purchaseprice of the products.National Gypsum will not be liable forproducts claimed to be defective where thedefect resulted from causes not withinNational Gypsum’s control, or which aroseor occurred after shipment, including butnot limited to accidents, misuse, mishandling,improper installation, contamination oradulteration by other materials or goods,or abnormal conditions of temperature,moisture, dirt or corrosive matter.Any claim that products sold by NationalGypsum were defective or otherwise didnot conform to the contract of sale iswaived unless the customer submits it inwriting to National Gypsum within thirty(30) days from the date the customerdiscovered or should have discovered thedefect or nonconformance. No legal actionor proceeding complaining of goods soldby National Gypsum may be brought by thecustomer more than one year after thedate the customer discovered or shouldhave discovered the defect or problem ofwhich it complains.

    CUSTOMER SERVICE SALES AREAS

    110705 Rev. 1/08