Gyptone acoustic ceilings - BIG boards

Perforated acoustic solution with geometric set pattern and Activ'Air functionality

Gyptone BIG Boards are the ideal solution for large rooms that need an acoustic ceiling without any visible joints between the boards. The boards have a strong surface and even stronger connections, which makes them suitable for walls as well. 


With Gyptone BIG Boards, you combine attractive design with excellent documented acoustic performance, in full compliance with the most stringent requirements for reverberation and speech intelligibility.

Key facts

  • Sound absorbing solutions with reverberation control
  • Fast and easy installation
  • Sustainable & 100% recyclable
  • Easy cleaning & maintenance
  • Improves indoor air quality
  • Gyptone boards are made with tapered edges on all sides

INSTALLATION OVERVIEW

Installation Gyptone 1

Install Gypframe ceiling framework as described in the Gyproc mf ceiling section ensuring that Gypframe MF5’s are installed at 600mm centres. Set out the ceiling ensuring Gyptone boards are installed perpendicular to the MF5’s and Gyptone patterns are aligned.

Installation Gyptone 2

Fix Gyptone BIG boards using 25mm Gyproc Drywall Screws. Screws are inserted at 200mm centres, 15mm from board edges and 50mm from corners.

Installation Gyptone 3

Gyptone BIG boards have all four edges tapered to allow for true flat joints to be created at each board interface to give a perfectly flat finished ceiling. Bed Gyproc Paper Tape firmly into Gyproc Jointing Compound and bulk fill the taper edge joints.

Installation Gyptone 4

When set, sand if necessary and apply a further coat of Gyproc Jointing Compound and trowel flat taking care not to fill the perforations in the board. Lightly sand to a flat finish and dust off.

Installation Gyptone 5

Screw heads are then filled with Gyproc Joint Compound and sanded back to a smooth finish.

Installation Gyptone 6

Painting of Gyptone BIG boards is to be done with a short haired mohair roller. Boards should not be spray painted as this affects the sound absorption performance.