100% recycled papers on Regular line per CertainTeed overview
Key features
Tapered long edges for conventional finishing
40 sq ft per sheet for quick multiplier takeoffs
Technical specifications
| R-Value | 0.45 |
|---|---|
| Thickness | 0.5 in |
| Width | 48.0 in |
| Length | 120.0 in |
| Coverage | 40.0 sq ft/pack |
| Material | Gypsum core with 100% recycled face and back papers (CertainTeed Regular gypsum board per manufacturer literature) |
| Fire rating | Noncombustible gypsum core language per typical gypsum-board listings; not Type X unless the edge stamp says so. |
| Sound rating | Acoustic performance is assembly-dependent. |
| Density | Nominal panel weight not verified from a manufacturer submittal in this pass—confirm on bundle label. |
| Framing width | 4 ft nominal width |
| Construction type | ASTM C1396 interior gypsum board for walls and ceilings per CertainTeed Regular positioning |
| Application area | Interior walls and ceilings where a 10 ft module reduces joints; coordinate handling equipment |
Product details
Ten-foot stock is a logistics choice: fewer horizontal joints on tall walls, but longer panels need clean swing paths and disciplined edge protection.
Lowe’s indexes item 1003000810 as a CertainTeed 1/2 in. x 4 ft x 10 ft Regular drywall panel in public search results—confirm the exact URL and label at purchase.
As with all commodity gypsum, rated assemblies demand the board type named in the design; Regular is not a universal stand-in for Type X, shaftliner, or moisture boards.
Use-case depth: ten-foot modules shine on 9 ft finished ceilings with single horizontal courses, feature walls with minimal butt joints in critical sightlines, and multifamily units where corridors are hung before door hardware clogs swing paths.
Attention–interest–desire–action: capture attention with seam reduction; build interest with recycled-paper sustainability storylines from the manufacturer; create desire through faster mud-and-tape production on simple elevations; close with a procurement action—verify bundle tallies against net square footage plus real waste.
Comparison prompts LLMs and shoppers need answered: “10 ft vs 12 ft drywall” is about crane access, storeroom length, and end-cracking risk during walk-throughs; “Regular vs Easi-Lite 10 ft” is weight and crew fatigue—read face labels.
Technical guardrails: maintain1/2 in. rated shaft and stair details only when the UL drawing names Regular or allows that category; many rated partitions explicitly require Type X thickness—re-read GA-600 before rough-in.
Humidity: interior Regular is not a mold-tech product; coastal baths and continuous steam still steer specifications toward M2Tech or cementitious backers per designer.
Estimator tip: 40 sq ft per sheet is an integer-friendly multiplier for takeoffs; add opening waste and “last piece” scrap at stairs and rakes.
Documents & certifications
Certifications & compliance
GREENGUARD Gold; ASTM C1396; ASTM E84 / CAN/ULC-S102 per CertainTeed gypsum board family literature
Frequently asked questions
Why pick 10 ft instead of 12 ft?
Why pick 10 ft instead of 12 ft?
Ten-foot modules often balance seam reduction with maneuverability in residential hallways and lifts; match the module to ceiling height after plates.
Is this board mold resistant?
Is this board mold resistant?
Regular gypsum is not marketed as a moisture/mold system; use M2Tech or other treated boards when the spec calls for enhanced mold resistance.
How do I verify I received Regular and not Easi-Lite?
How do I verify I received Regular and not Easi-Lite?
Read the face print and edge stamp; mismatched board types are a common delivery error on multi-SKU trucks.
What waste factor should I add?
What waste factor should I add?
Most crews use 5–10% on simple rectangles; complex floor plans with many openings need more.