Plasterboard is quite soft and the slightest of impacts such as when moving furniture can mark the surface and even put a hole right through it. Typical applications include covering holes where electrical sockets or downlights have been removed, damaged plasterboard created by door handles and general everyday damage to interior walls.

GREAT VALUE - Our wall repair patches come in a great value 4 pack, so you have enough to use on different walls, or to keep handy for any unexpected damage you come across during renovations and plastering in the future. Gyproc EasiPatch Plasterboard Patches are the most ideal repair solution for interior walls and ceilings. Damage to walls is common and can occur for many reasons, but the new Gyproc EasiPatch Plasterboard Patches offer a quick and easy repair solution for damage made to plasterboard or smooth plastered surfaces. AS/NZS2589: Gypsum linings – Application and Finishing outlines the procedures for jointing and finishing of Gyprock plasterboard in conjunction with additional details contained in Gyprock Technical Literature.If it’s a small screw hole or nail hole just use a putty knife and a suitable filler, and smooth out. They are amazing for covering holes where single sockets, downlights or light switches have been removed, or for repairing general damage to plasterboard and plastered surfaces. It includes all you need to prepare, repair and finish nicks scratches and holes up to 150mm x 150mm.

This can be screwed to the battens with drywall screws and the square plastered together with the 4 screw holes for the battens.Off Your Jobs List Forever - The reinforced metal centre prevents further wall damage, creating a strong bond with the wall to make the patching quick, easy and preventing repeat damage in the same area of the wall. Fixing a hole in a drywall has never been easier with self-adhesive Gyproc EasiPatch Plasterboard Patches. First remove any loose chunks of plaster use a hammer and chisel if necessary then vacuum out the area to get rid of the dust and debris.

Gyproc EasiFill 45 is also available in handy 1kg sachets in our Gyproc EasiFill 5×1 boxes, perfect for smaller jobs like application of plasterboard patches. Plasterboard Patches from Gyproc offer an expeditious and easy approach to repair damages suffered by plasterboard or any other smooth plastered surfaces. Leave the filler a little proud over the groove but remove the excess either side before the filler dries. Once the first coat has set if you find any ridges, lumps, bumps or trowel marks, gently scrape these away using the edge of your filling knife, or leave to fully dry before sanding. Once mixed (or the tub is open if you have a pre-mixed version), scoop out a lump using a small trowel and apply it to the hole, using the trowel to completely fill the area of the hole by pushing into the corners.In general, damage to traditionally plastered walls comes in the form of cracks, missing chunks or damaged corners, while plasterboard damage is normally limited to holes. Use patching plaster, all purpose filler or multi-finish plaster — mix up enough to cover the patch and gently press into the hole and spread with a putty knife that is larger than the hole to help get a smooth finish. Once the adhesive has dried, fully apply filler on top of the plasterboard insert to bring the repair flush. As you will need to do a bit of cutting, before you start this, firstly run over the area around the hole with a wire detector to make sure there aren’t any wires, pipes or other items that you may accidentally cut through. Finally, always follow the paint manufacturer’s recommendation, apply a primer or sealer before decorating.