What type of drywall mesh insulation nails are used?

In the construction of thermal insulation, drywall mesh is usually used together with insulation nails to fix the role of thermal insulation materials. Choosing the right type of drywall mesh and insulation nails can ensure the stability and durability of the insulation system.

1. drywall mesh type
-For most insulation projects, it is recommended to use fiberglass drywall mesh, especially in the cold weather in the north, because it has high strength and durability, can effectively support the insulation material and prevent cracking.
2. Insulation nail size and material
The size of the insulation nail should be selected according to the thickness and density of the insulation material. Generally speaking, the diameter of the insulation nail should match the thickness of the insulation material, and the length should be sufficient to penetrate the insulation material and fix it to the wall.
The material of the insulation nail should be corrosion-resistant and high-temperature resistant. When choosing insulation nails, its compatibility with the drywall mesh should also be considered.
3. Construction method
During the construction process, it should be ensured that the drywall mesh fits tightly with the insulation material and is fixed to the wall with insulation nails. The spacing of the insulation nails should be determined according to the thickness and density of the insulation material, and the generally recommended spacing is 300-500 mm.
When fixing the self adhesive fiberglass mesh rolls, ensure that the insulation nails are perpendicular to the wall and in close contact with the self adhesive fiberglass mesh rolls to prevent moisture penetration and cracks. During the construction process, care should also be taken to protect the self adhesive fiberglass mesh rolls from damage and avoid scratches or excessive stretching.
In short, when choosing self adhesive fiberglass mesh rolls and insulation nails, comprehensive consideration should be given to the specific project requirements and construction environment. At the same time, relevant building standards and specifications should be followed to ensure construction quality and safety.