If You Love BFF Drywall Doors, Discover GFRG!

For those working in various establishments, gaining access to certain building areas is a struggle. This difficulty is especially true when you are part of the maintenance team. You have to make periodic inspections and repairs to keep everything in the building running. The operation is mission-critical for the business's success.

To keep safe and easily access those vital areas, most building managers install access doors and panels. This installation will give convenience and save time for all the maintenance staff to keep everything running correctly. The most beloved types are Drywall Inlay Panel from FF Systems and Glass Fiber Reinforced Gypsum Access Door or GFRG. This post will give you some rundown.

What Is a Drywall Inlay Panel?

A drywall inlay is an access panel that one can install in drywalls. It is typically composed of metal suited for the utility area where it is attached. Common materials for this panel are steel, galvanized steel, aluminum, and stainless steel. The popular one right now is the 12" x 12" Drywall Inlay Panel with Fully Detachable Hatch from FF Systems.

The access panel has a welded frame and two latches and is available with or without 5/8" (15.9 mm) or 1/2" (12.7 mm) inlaid drywall (comes standard with inlay and touch latches). Both the outer and inner frame assemblies are high-grade aluminum glued together using a unique welding technique.

The access panels are fitted with a safety system to avoid accidental opening for measurements 12" x 12" or 305 mm x 305 mm and above. The protection mechanism will install if the hatch is detached.

Special Advantages:

• Innovative design and superior engineering
• Fast delivery
• Installation is quick and straightforward.
• Frame made of solid aluminum
• Flush installation in walls and ceilings
• Moisture tolerant, mildew resistant, and cement board are all options.

Glass Fiber Reinforced Gypsum Access Door

With a tapered edge shape that blends effortlessly with the surrounding environment, glass fiber reinforced gypsum access panels provide a stealth look in drywall ceilings. This GFRG access panel with a lift and move feature is ideal for any ceiling use.

This GFRG access panel is of lightweight glass fiber reinforced gypsum and has high compressive strength with no warping, splitting, or sagging. These glass fiber reinforced gypsum GFRG access panels are rust and moisture-resistant to prevent mold and fungus growth.

These GFRG glass fiber reinforced gypsum access panels are commonly in high-end establishments such as restaurants, apartment complexes, educational institutions, lobbies, and government buildings.

For a seamless finish, the GFRG comes with rounded corners. It fits in well with drywall surfaces because it composed of lightweight, glass fiber reinforced gypsum. It provides an aesthetically appealing finish until painted. It's suitable for drywall ceiling applications because of the gravity-based panel closing and removable door.

Cost

Most drywall inlay panels are from readily available materials that are also recyclable. Many people choose it due to the reasonable cost of the material and the availability. In comparison, GFRG is a little expensive. The material cost for GFRG is high, but the price is affordable if taken into account the various benefits and the adaptability of the material, which you can install almost everywhere.

Conclusion

Both the drywall doors and the GFRG come with their own set of advantages and disadvantages. On the one hand, you have a wide choice for 100% recyclable material that is also affordable, while on the other hand is a high-quality, strong material able to adapt in most areas. If you still need more profound insights, consider calling a professional for help before making a significant decision.