Partitioning from Pelican Systems
Jumbo Drywall Partitioning
Drywall Partitioning is a method that uses a track and stud system to divide and partition areas into smaller rooms.
JUMBO Drywall is quick to install and great for use in industrial and commercial applications.
Sturdy and cost-effective, partitioning is, firstly, great for creating office spaces without the mess and fuss of renovations. Secondly, can be installed within industrial or commercial work spaces.
Drywall is a popular choice in residential applications when you combine it with a Lightweight Steel Frame building construction method.
The lightweight construction, speed of erection, low cost, fire resistance and sound ratings make this system a widely accepted drywall system in the building industry.
Choose from a range of options, including 76mm, 89mm and 127mm sizes, as well as a range of partitioning accessories, depending on the application and requirements.
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76mm Drywall
The industry's original lightweight, non-load bearing drywall with an overall wall thickness of 76mm.
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90mm Drywall
A lightweight, non-load bearing drywall with an overall wall thickness of 90mm.
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127mm Drywall
A lightweight, energy efficient residential drywall solution with an overall wall thickness of 127mm.
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Boards
Standard, Fire Resistant and Moisture Resistant JUMBO plasterboards designed for interior ceilings & partitions.
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JUMBO SoundTherm
Thermal and acoustic insulation solutions that offer thermal comfort, reduce noise transmission and fire protection
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Drywall Partitioning Plasters
A range of gypsum plasters for jointing and skimming drywall partitions
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Drywall Partitioning Accessories
A complete range of flexible angles, expansion joints and trims.
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Partitioning Fixings
Pelican stock and supply a full range of fixings and accessories for all drywall and ceiling systems.
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Toilet Partitions
A superior quality modular toilet cubicle partition system that is lightweight and durable.
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Drywall Partitioning Pallets
Steel pallets are key for efficient operations and logistics and maximizing the qty per stack.
