What are the considerations for fixing Durlock® plates? I. The plates are generally placed horizontally, locked together so that there are no cont...

What are the considerations for fixing Durlock® plates?

I. The plates are generally placed horizontally, locked together so that there are no continuous vertical joints on the wall, cladding or ceiling.
II. The edges of the plates must always coincide with a Montante profile, which must be placed respecting the maximum separation of 0.40m (for vertical or horizontal cladding) or 0.48m (for horizontal cladding).
III. The joints between plates should not coincide with the jambs or lintels of openings. These sectors are solved with plates cut in the shape of L or "flag".
IV. The Durlock® plates are fixed to the structure using self-tapping steel screws type T2, with trumpet head and cross slot.
V. The T2 screws are placed with a separation of 25cm or 30cm in the center of the plate and 15cm on the edges that coincide with the axis of a profile, at a separation of 10mm from them.
a) I, II, III, IV and V are correct.
b) Only I, II, III and IV are correct.
c) Only II, III, IV and V are correct.
d) Only I, III, IV and V are correct.