Technical documentation hub
Specification sheets, installation guides, CAD drawings, and engineering data organized for architects, specification writers, and field teams detailing wall and ceiling assemblies. Packets cite ASTM C1396 / C475, UL design IDs, GREENGUARD Gold VOC pathways, and published STC / fire resistance rating tables—not brochure copy.
Use this structured index to request the right packet—concept modeling, specification language, CAD details, submittals, or field installation—without hunting across disconnected marketing pages.
| Phase | Document types | Typical contents | Primary users |
|---|---|---|---|
| Concept & modeling | Performance tables | STC 45–55 bands, 1–2 hr fire hours, 1/2 in & 5/8 in thicknesses | Architects, energy modelers |
| Specification | Division 09 boilerplate | Type X / Mold Tough language, finish levels | Specification writers |
| Coordination | CAD / BIM details | Shaft liner, control joints, ceiling perimeters | Detailers, BIM managers |
| Submittal | TDS & UL packets | Design IDs, VOC sheets, warranty outlines | Project managers |
| Installation | Field guides | Fastening patterns, joint compound sequences | Contractors, foremen |
Confirm these items so technical specialists can return UL references, CAD details, and installation notes in one response.
1-hour, 2-hour, or shaft-wall requirements tied to occupancy and corridor separations.
Demising walls, classrooms, or open-office ceilings that need published acoustic pathways.
Wet areas needing Mold Tough, Durock cement board, or waterproofing membrane notes.
Plan review, buyout, or field RFI—so we attach UL IDs versus installation sequencing first.
Level 4 or Level 5 joints that drive compound selection and lighting-critical surface prep.
Lay-in grids, drywall suspension, or specialty tiles that need matching edge and NRC data.
Engineering packets can include STC rating tables, fire resistance rating UL IDs, VOC emissions sheets, moisture vapor transmission notes for wet areas, dimensional stability guidance for long corridor runs, water absorption rate limits for cement board, and air permeability reminders where acoustical sealant closes flanking paths. Selection trade-offs we document explicitly: Firecode Type X vs Mold Tough for dry rated corridors versus humid rooms; paper-faced gypsum vs Durock for tile substrates; domestic board lead times vs imported specialty ceiling tiles when schedules tighten. Verification path: request a free sample kit plus TDS, then confirm UL design ID and finish level with your AHJ—downloads are not a substitute for jurisdiction-specific plan review. Limits: listed assemblies do not cover field-invented layering; Level 5 finishes need lighting mock-ups; continuously wet zones still need membrane detailing beyond mold-resistant paper faces.
Tell us your assembly type, fire hours, and STC target and we will route the correct specification sheets, CAD drawings, and installation guides to your project folder within two business days of a complete request.
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