Plasterboard Access Panels

Plasterboard access panels are a popular choice among builders and renovation professionals. They create a seamless, near-invisible finish while still allowing full access to building services. These panels are made from Zintec steel and can be installed in walls, ceilings, and attics. Depending on the style and thickness of the wall, they can be fire-rated or non-fire-rated. The unique dome location system allows for a constant 2mm gap between the door and the surrounding wall.


Plasterboard access panels are typically fire-rated, which means that they are ideal for construction projects where a fire can break out. These doors also come with self-closing and self-locking features. These systems use springs that are hooked to the back of the panel and meet UL standards. The plasterboard access panels are available in a variety of sizes and materials. There are a number of benefits to using plasterboard access panels, including the ability to use a wide variety of materials.


Plasterboard access panels are lightweight and easy to install. These panels are made of 1.0mm zinctec steel with plasterboard infill. They work in many different types of plasterboard and have both a fire and non-fire rated door opening. They come with a range of lock options and can be installed in walls and ceilings. For security, these panels can be made with reinforced glass or a steel screw in a bung.

Plasterboard access panels can be made with a fire-rated or non-fire-rated door. They come in a variety of sizes and can be easily installed into a ceiling. They are available in a wide range of designs, and can be custom-designed to match the perforation design of the ceiling. They can also be customized to meet specific design requirements and architectural aesthetics. They are the perfect choice for a variety of building applications, as they are lightweight and easy to install.


Plasterboard access panels are made from a 1.0mm thick metal door with a plasterboard infill and a 25mm concealed beaded door frame. The panels are manufactured to last a long time and are very durable. They are designed to be both fire and non-fire rated. They are also available with a number of lock options. They are a versatile and cost-effective option for many building types.


The 1.2mm thick metal door is fitted behind a plasterboard access panel to allow access. They are available in two different styles: non-fire-rated and fire-rated. The latter is recommended for use in areas with high humidity. In addition, the door is designed to be flush and discreet to blend in with the rest of the wall. However, the panel is not fire-rated, which is the most important factor to consider when choosing a plasterboard access panel.