PABCO GLASS® SHAFTLINER

Key Benefits

  • 1” Type X glass-mat faced liner panels with moisture- and mold-resistance for use in shaft wall and area separation wall systems

  • Suitable for installation before the building envelope is fully enclosed and dried-in (fast track or pre-rock)

  • Guaranteed for five years against manufacturing defects and has a 12-month limited-exposure warranty

  • Fire resistant—1 and 2-hour fire ratings

Product Description : Glass mat shaftliner panel for extended exposure protection

PABCO GLASS SHAFTLINER is suitable for lining elevator shafts and constructing light weight fire barriers for cavity shaft walls, stairwells, and area separation walls in commercial and multifamily residential applications. Its proprietary gypsum core is reinforced with glass fibers and encased in a distinctive orange, mold-resistant glass fiber mat facing. This combination provides added dimensional stability that resists warping, rippling, buckling, and sagging. PABCO GLASS SHAFTLINER is warrantied for extended exposure, up to 12 months, under normal weather conditions.

Product Dimensions

TYPE UL CORE THICKNESS WIDTH LENGTH EDGE WEIGHT
PABCO GLASS® Shaftliner Type X PG-10 1" 24" 8'-12' Double Beveled 4.1lbs/ft2

Technical Data

Composition

Core: Naturally occurring gypsum and proprietary additives


Facer: Mold-resistant coated glass fiber mat

Manufactured

ASTM C1658

Installation

PABCO® Gypsum Shaftwall and Stairwell Systems Brochure


PABCO® Gypsum Area Separation Wall Systems Brochure


GA-620 Gypsum Area Separation Firewalls

Mold/Mildew Resistance

ASTM D3273
10 (Highest Rating)

Water Absorption

ASTM C473
≤10% by weight

Surface Burn

ASTM E84
Flame Spread 0
Smoke Developed 0

Combustibility

ASTM E136
Non-Combustible Gypsum Core

Fire Resistance and Sound Control The PABCO® Sound Design Guide
Sound Assembly Tool
GA-600 Fire Resistance and Sound Control Design Manual
Underwriters Laboratories - UL Product iQ® CKNX R7094 for the latest UL Design Numbers

Product Documents

Technical

Literature

Wallboard Guidelines