You’ve probably heard about the term blueboard in the construction industry but don’t really know much about it. Blueboard sheets are a form of plasterboard sheet or drywall. A standard blueboard sheet has a thickness of about 7.5mm. It’s specially designed for lining external walls as a form of cladding. It’s usually fixed or nailed on a steel or timber frame to give it structural support. The name blueboard comes from its blue paper covering that allows render to stick on the blueboard. Just like drywall or plasterboard, blueboard is designed in the form of sheets comprising gypsum set between two paper sheets.

Blueboard surfaces are not waterproof. Thus, blueboard shouldn’t be installed in wet rooms or outdoor environments. However, blueboard can be weatherproofed by rendering it with an appropriate rendering material and make it safe for use in wet rooms or outdoor settings.

Rendering a house has a number of benefits, but it is most commonly done for an improved aesthetic appearance. However, rendering also enhances the house protection against the weather, as well as insulation capabilities, overall durability, and resistance to water. Most clients love the fact that we are able to provide top quality services at an affordable rate. There is no project, which we consider to be too small or too big for us; all our clients are valuable. If you are looking for a skilled renderer in Melbourne, then do not hesitate to call us and we will be happy to give you a free quote. We have a clear mission and objective of proving the best rendering services at an affordable price.