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Shera Board

Cement Board And Planks

SHERA Board is a non-asbestos fibre-cement building board composed of Portland cement, cellulose fibre and refined sand. Using a manufacturing process called autoclave, SHERA board acquires the strength, durability of cement plus easy workability and dimensional stability. SHERA Boards come in various formats and can be used in a wide variety of building applications.

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SHERA Planks

Cement Board And Planks

SHERA plank is a unique fibre cement composite of natural fibres bonded tightly in a high-grade silicate structure. This autoclaved wood-grain siding acquires impressive toughness, yet remains flexible and dimensionally stable. It is a cellulose cement plank that contains absolutely no asbestos fibre, no fibre glass fibres or formaldehyde.

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Gyproc® Plasterboards are the ultimate wall and ceiling solution for today's buildings

Metal Framings are an integral part of the drywall or ceiling system and serve as a backbone for them.

Jointing and finishing is the process through which gypsum Boards systems are transformed into smooth, structurally sound walls and ceilings.

Gypsum plastering is an environmental friendly alternative to traditional sand-cement application for internal plastering surfaces.

Also known as plasterboards or drywall, gypsum plasterboards are prefabricated, ready-to-install calcium sulfate boards used for false ceilings.

Metal ceilings are architectural ceiling elements made from finished metal plates with designs pressed into them. Metal ceilings can be made from aluminum, steel, or galvanized iron.

Mineral fibre ceiling Tiles are made up from a mixture of materials; from naturally occurring resources to recycled and processed materials.

Cement board is a type of material you can use to back tile or stone on your walls, countertops and floors.

Glass mineral wool is lighter than rock mineral wool because it is less dense, this makes glass mineral wool limper and very flexible.

It is primarily used to fill in cracks and holes in walls and prepare an even wall surface before applying paint.