PROPERTIES OF PAPER-BASED PRODUCTS AS A BUILDING MATERIALS

INDRODUCTION:

Paper is a material known from everyday commodities such as printing papers, books, sanitary and household products (Kitchen towels, toilet papers, etc.,) it was varying from a building materials and the domestic purpose materials used in a daily purpose and the building purpose and, it will be covered in a interior of a wall and design of a wall structures, A wall covering materials used to cover or product interior walls. It is primarily associated with commercial or industrial applications. For more information, see Wall covering. Wallpaper is a decorative, paper-based wall covering often used for interior decoration in residential applications.

Figure 1: cardboard sheets.

HOW TO BE USED THIS METHOD:

It is used in a various of materials like interior of walls, showcase patterns that mimic the structure features of building and homes it is including wood panels, column, and corning – allow you to recreate the grand characteristics of castles and regal homes without extensive renovation it is also used in a wallpaper in a wall, Wallpaper can come plain as “lining paper” to help cover uneven surface and minor wall defects, “ texture” , plain with a regular repeating pattern design, or with a regular repeating pattern design. The plain paper as converting into wallpaper and fixed up in a wall.

Figure 2: Tatami room.

ADVANTAGE OF THE METHOD:

The one of the major advantages of this method the paper was covert into plastic formation of graining and molded into a minimum depth of a steel mold, the paper is also used in a wall coverage and the stickers is placed in a cupboard wall and interior of the walls structure is including the various types of wallpaper is major used in luxuries homes and the cost of the wallpaper was differ from the type of the wallpaper, the process used a wastage of paper from industries and the paper manufacturing industries, the making process is made by a paper into wallpaper is used on various of waste and the unused papers, one of the important advantage is water resistance.

Figure 3 : Paper sheets

The design and the cost of the wallpaper is compared to a paint of a wall is low also cost is low the lifetime of a wallpaper is low, and the reconstruction of this work is compared to rework for paint cost was low and one of the advantages is high fire resistance, so the wallpaper used in kitchen areas.

Figure 4: Cardboard types and their images

CONCLUSION:

Although, challenges and consequences continuous like ensuring durability, moisture resistance, and structural integrity. Continued research and development are essential to address these limitations and enhance the performance of paper-based building materials. By leveraging their benefits and addressing their challenges, paper-based products can play a significant role in the future of sustainable construction.

Author Bios:

1. Mr. S. Gowtham, AP/Civil

2. Mr. A. Karthick, AP/Civil

3. Jasvitha R, III Year / Civil

4. Nethra V, III Year / Civil

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