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Why is the Guyana Government Promoting Light Steel Framing for Silica City?
Feb 14, 2026 Uncategorized

Why is the Guyana Government Promoting Light Steel Framing for Silica City?

The Guyana government is promoting light steel framing for Silica City to achieve rapid construction timelines reducing housing delivery from years to months, cost-effective building systems lowering construction costs by 30-40%, climate resilience against hurricanes and seismic activity, sustainable development reducing concrete usage by 80%, skilled labor efficiency requiring fewer specialized workers, and modular construction […]
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Which Moisture-Resistant Gypsum Board is Best for Guyana’s 90% Humidity Coastal Areas?
Feb 13, 2026 Uncategorized

Which Moisture-Resistant Gypsum Board is Best for Guyana’s 90% Humidity Coastal Areas?

TRUSUS moisture-resistant gypsum board with green core technology and mold-resistant face paper is best for Guyana's 90% humidity coastal areas, featuring water absorption rates below 5%, dimensional stability maintaining flatness within 2mm over 3 meters, anti-microbial additives preventing mold growth, salt-air resistance protecting against coastal corrosion, and ASTM C1396 certification ensuring tropical climate performance. Green […]
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Do PVC Wall Panels Fade Under Guyana’s intense Tropical Sun Exposure?
Feb 12, 2026 Uncategorized

Do PVC Wall Panels Fade Under Guyana’s intense Tropical Sun Exposure?

High-quality PVC wall panels with UV stabilizers resist fading under Guyana's intense tropical sun when manufactured with titanium dioxide additives, acrylic cap layers, and impact modifiers, maintaining color stability for 15-20 years with proper ASTM D4329 UV testing certification, though lower-grade panels without UV protection will fade within 2-3 years. UV stabilizer compounds including titanium […]
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Why is “Baked Paint” Finish Better for Guyana’s Coastal Salt Air?
Feb 10, 2026 Uncategorized

Why is “Baked Paint” Finish Better for Guyana’s Coastal Salt Air?

Baked paint finish is superior for Guyana's coastal salt air because high-temperature curing creates dense, non-porous coating that prevents salt penetration, provides 500+ hours salt spray resistance compared to 72 hours for galvanized coating, maintains color stability under UV exposure, eliminates corrosion at cut edges through complete surface sealing, and extends service life to 25+ […]
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What is the Current Price of 1/2 Inch Gypsum Board in Guyana Today?
Feb 9, 2026 Uncategorized

What is the Current Price of 1/2 Inch Gypsum Board in Guyana Today?

Current 1/2 inch gypsum board prices in Guyana range from GYD $1,800-2,500 per sheet (4x8 feet) for standard grade, with moisture-resistant boards at GYD $2,200-3,000 per sheet, fire-rated boards at GYD $2,800-3,500 per sheet, and prices varying by supplier, quantity ordered, and delivery location, with Georgetown suppliers offering competitive rates while remote area delivery adds […]
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Can I Build a Two-Story House in Guyana Using Only Light Steel Framing?
Feb 6, 2026 Uncategorized

Can I Build a Two-Story House in Guyana Using Only Light Steel Framing?

You can build a two-story house in Guyana using light steel framing with proper engineering design, typically using 150-200mm deep C-studs with 1.2-2.0mm thickness, engineered connections, and appropriate foundation systems, meeting local building codes through structural calculations that account for tropical wind loads, seismic requirements, and long-span floor systems with deflection limits. Light steel framing […]
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What is the Standard Thickness of C-Studs for High-Rise Partitions?
Feb 5, 2026 Uncategorized

What is the Standard Thickness of C-Studs for High-Rise Partitions?

Standard C-stud thickness for high-rise partitions is 0.80-1.2mm gauge steel (20-18 gauge) with 92mm or 146mm depth depending on partition height and fire rating requirements, with 0.80mm suitable for standard partitions up to 4.5m height, 1.0mm for partitions 4.5-6m or high traffic areas, and 1.2mm for structural partitions or seismic zones requiring enhanced performance. 0.80mm […]
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How to Stop Gypsum Ceilings from Sagging in High Humidity Areas like Georgetown?
Feb 4, 2026 Uncategorized

How to Stop Gypsum Ceilings from Sagging in High Humidity Areas like Georgetown?

Stop gypsum ceiling sagging in Georgetown's high humidity by using moisture-resistant Type MR gypsum board, reducing joist spacing to 300-400mm centers, installing proper vapor barriers, ensuring adequate ventilation with exhaust fans, and applying mold-resistant primers with fungicidal treatments while maintaining consistent indoor humidity below 60% through dehumidification systems. Moisture-resistant gypsum board provides enhanced dimensional stability […]
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An interior wall construction showing gypsum boards, glass wool insulation, and metal studs. Labels highlight components such as 75Clips, through channel, and track.
Feb 3, 2026 Uncategorized

Does Guyana Building Code Require Fire-Rated Gypsum Board for Public Spaces?

Guyana building code requires fire-rated gypsum board for public spaces including schools, hospitals, government buildings, commercial offices over 500 square meters, and assembly occupancies with capacity exceeding 50 people, following Caribbean Uniform Building Code standards that mandate 1-2 hour fire resistance ratings for egress corridors and occupancy separations. Public space requirements mandate fire-rated assemblies in […]
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How to Create a Seamless Flush Ceiling Look Using Tapered Edge Gypsum Board?
Feb 2, 2026 Uncategorized

How to Create a Seamless Flush Ceiling Look Using Tapered Edge Gypsum Board?

Create a seamless flush ceiling using tapered edge gypsum board through proper board selection, precise installation with minimal gaps, professional joint compound application in three coats, systematic sanding, and high-quality primer application, achieving invisible joints for continuous surface appearance. Tapered edge design allows joint compound to sit flush with board surface creating invisible seam lines […]
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What is the Difference Between Z275 Galvanized and Standard Steel Studs?
Jan 30, 2026 Uncategorized

What is the Difference Between Z275 Galvanized and Standard Steel Studs?

Z275 galvanized steel studs have a zinc coating weight of 275g/m² providing superior corrosion resistance and longer lifespan compared to standard steel studs with 60-90g/m² zinc coating, making Z275 ideal for high-humidity environments like coastal regions where enhanced rust protection is essential for structural integrity. Z275 coating designation indicates 275 grams zinc per square meter […]
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