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gyproc
Hi all
This may sound like a silly question to all you builders out there, but im converting a garage into a bedroom and and sticking some gyproc to the wall. do you put plaster on gyproc??? Thanks all |
Re: gyproc
Originally Posted by samjam
Hi all
This may sound like a silly question to all you builders out there, but im converting a garage into a bedroom and and sticking some gyproc to the wall. do you put plaster on gyproc??? Thanks all |
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Originally Posted by windog
Short answer is yes ! If you use "taper edge" boards you can just tape and fill the joints and decorate directly onto the board but in most cases you would finish with a 3 to 5 mm skim
no one in vic skims plasterer boards. all tape and fill. paper tape is a lot better the fiber tape. pics are me plastering my house |
Re: gyproc
Originally Posted by samjam
Hi all
This may sound like a silly question to all you builders out there, but im converting a garage into a bedroom and and sticking some gyproc to the wall. do you put plaster on gyproc??? Thanks all Direct stick to the brickwork is a waste of time, you need a stud wall. The biggest issues are waterproofing (floor & the window sill/s) and preventing concealed termite access. WW |
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Originally Posted by robert cowan
no one in vic skims plasterer boards. all tape and fill. paper tape is a lot better the fiber tape.
pics are me plastering my house What I am intrigued by is that there appears to be no vertical joins in your pictures! How big is a sheet of plaster board in Aus? Over here thy are only 2.4 M X 1.2M! Oops just seen youre house build thread... you obviosly know how big a sheet of p'board is over here! Also intrigued as to the spacing on the studwork... it looks more like 600mm on the photo's? |
Re: gyproc
Never looked into this but anyway mate here comes the daft question.
How big are the boards out there? :scared: and 9mm? 12? 15? in general usage?
Originally Posted by robert cowan
no one in vic skims plasterer boards. all tape and fill. paper tape is a lot better the fiber tape.
pics are me plastering my house |
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Originally Posted by windog
Well I didn't know wether taper edge or sqare edge boards were taper edge in Aus! :D
What I am intrigued by is that there appears to be no vertical joins in your pictures! How big is a sheet of plaster board in Aus? Over here thy are only 2.4 M X 1.2M! Oops just seen youre house build thread... you obviosly know how big a sheet of p'board is over here! Also intrigued as to the spacing on the studwork... it looks more like 600mm on the photo's? 1350 x 2.4 to 1350 x 6000 we have a unispan board that is for spanning 600 centres. taper edge are more commoncas we just tape and joint no skim in oz that i know of. 10mm thick. |
Re: gyproc
Originally Posted by robert cowan
hi mate plaster sheet size 1200 x 2.4 to 1200 x 6000 yes 6 meters
1350 x 2.4 to 1350 x 6000 we have a unispan board that is for spanning 600 centres. taper edge are more commoncas we just tape and joint no skim in oz that i know of. 10mm thick. So, i take it then once this is done you just paint over and thats that. Also, i have a concrete floor in this room, would you just underlay and carpet or put some floorboards in and insulate the floor. I live in Canberra and is freezing in winter.. Thanks again |
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