Plaster and jointing: safety data sheets
5 data sheets from the makers, one for each product, with what the hazard codes mean.
Gypsum and lime plasters and plasterboard jointing compound. Opening and mixing bags raises dust.
Use the data sheet for the exact product you buy. A data sheet covers one maker's product, and two products that look the same can be classed differently. Makers update their sheets, so check the revision. Your supplier must give you the safety data sheet for a hazardous product: ask for it if it didn't come with the delivery. We link to the makers' own sheets; we don't copy or change them.
British Gypsum Thistle BondingCoat
British Gypsum
Safety data sheet (PDF) Revision January 2020. Link checked September 2026.
No hazard classification on this data sheet.
+ Add to a job's COSHH folder PROBritish Gypsum Thistle MultiFinish
British Gypsum
Safety data sheet (PDF) Revision January 2020. Link checked September 2026.
No hazard classification on this data sheet.
+ Add to a job's COSHH folder PROBritish Gypsum Thistle Universal OneCoat
British Gypsum
Safety data sheet (PDF) Revision January 2020. Link checked September 2026.
No hazard classification on this data sheet.
+ Add to a job's COSHH folder PROGyproc Ready Mix Joint Cement
British Gypsum
Safety data sheet (PDF) Revision July 2020. Link checked September 2026.
No hazard classification on this data sheet.
+ Add to a job's COSHH folder PROLimelite Renovating Plaster
Tarmac
Safety data sheet (PDF) Revision August 2016. Link checked September 2026.
Danger
- H315 Causes skin irritation.
- H317 May cause an allergic skin reaction.
- H318 Causes serious eye damage.
- H335 May cause respiratory irritation.