Gyproc Habito 12.5 mm is a high-performance gypsum plasterboard with an engineered high-density gypsum core and reinforced paper liners (with glass-fibre and additives). It delivers superior strength, impact resistance and fixing capacity — enabling heavy items to be mounted directly to the wall without extra backing or pattressing.
• Thickness: 12.5 mm
• Width: 1200 mm
• Typical Lengths: 2400 mm / 2700 mm / 3000 mm (depending on stock)
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| Property | Specification |
|---|---|
| Board Type | High-strength gypsum plasterboard (Habito 12.5 mm) |
| Core | High-density gypsum + glass-fibre reinforcement & additives |
| Thickness | 12.5 mm |
| Width | 1200 mm |
| Available Lengths | 2400 / 2700 / 3000 mm |
| Minimum mass / area | ≈ 11.7 kg / m² (typical board density) |
| Load Capacity (single screw) | Up to 15 kg (with standard woodscrew) |
| Reaction to fire / Fire Classification | A2-s1,d0 — limited combustibility gypsum board |
| Thermal Conductivity (λ) | 0.25 W/m·K |
Habito 12.5 mm is used for internal walls and partitions that require high strength, durability and the ability to support heavy fixtures (like shelves, cabinets or TVs) — without needing extra backing or special anchors.
A single standard wood screw can support up to 15 kg on a Habito 12.5 mm wall. This allows heavy objects like mirrors, wardrobes or TV units to be directly mounted without extra reinforcement.
Yes — Habito has a high-density core, increased impact resistance, superior fixing strength and better durability than standard boards. It resists knocks and wear, making it ideal for busy or high-traffic interiors.
Absolutely. Its durability, load-bearing fixing capability and resistance to damage make it well-suited for offices, hotels, retail outlets, apartments — anywhere walls may undergo heavy use or need to hold fixtures.
Install on metal or timber stud framing using standard drywall screws. Tape and joint with approved compounds, finish with plaster or skim/paint. Once finished, the wall can bear heavy fixings and still remain smooth and neat.
Yes. Habito meets fire classification A2-s1,d0 — meaning it uses non-combustible gypsum core and delivers limited combustibility, offering fire safety similar to standard plasterboards.
Yes. The dense core and board composition help improve sound insulation and thermal performance, contributing to a quieter and more comfortable indoor environment.
No — standard Habito plasterboard is not designed for continuous moisture exposure. For bathrooms, kitchens or damp areas, a moisture-resistant board is recommended instead.
Minor dents or scratches can be repaired using joint fillers; if core is intact, fill and smooth the surface. For major damage, cut out and replace the affected board section, ensuring same board type used.
Choose Habito when you need walls that can bear heavy loads, resist impact, accommodate frequent fixing/removal of fixtures, or when long-term durability and low maintenance are priorities — e.g. in houses, apartments, offices or rental properties.