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• Gypsum Core: The board is made of a gypsum core (calcium sulfate dihydrate) sandwiched between layers of paper or fiberglass mesh. The gypsum core gives the board its fire-resistant properties and contributes to its strength.
• Paper or Fiberglass Facing: Most gypsum boards are covered with a paper lining that provides a smooth, paintable surface. Some versions may have fiberglass facings, which enhance durability and moisture resistance.
• Moisture-Resistant Options: Some types of gypsum boards (especially green boards) are designed for use in areas with high humidity, such as bathrooms or kitchens. These boards are treated to resist moisture absorption and mold growth.
• Standard Drywall Installation: Gypsum boards are easy to install using drywall screws or nails. They can be cut to fit specific dimensions, and joints are typically covered with joint compound and tape for a smooth finish. This makes gypsum board a preferred choice for both professional contractors and DIYers.