Thanks Giles , Really on account that hardly anyone does any skimming at all up here . The Ames taped finish is very very good now as well . Maybe not quite as robust as a skimmed wall but not that much in it with all the new types of beads available now for corners etc .
But they will still expect it to add more than 100% of the cost to the value of the house immediately .
at the moment here ,its hardly worth extending houses , as the cost will be hard to get a return on ,eg ,a house just up the road from me ,70s place 3bed nice plot but awkward access no bigger than a tranny ,hasnt been lived in for 3 years ,no heating ,all woodwork windows facias etc fecked. mice and rats everywhere ,just sold for 500grand ,
I trust him as he worked on my previous place and didn’t nail me on any extra work. Just got to sort planning app now.
You breathe a big sigh of relief when covered and roofed in for Winter. The downsides are (sadly) they never made a TE board with the ends done, so you end up with humps when you join end to end. I've got to somehow get 10 x 4 boards upstairs to do our walls here because of that, i'm going to have to take the window out and put a scaffold up just to get them in.Pretty sure there a tool that allows you to taper the edge, a lot less waste tooThat's looking very good
I prefer joint fill as it takes less talent so I can do it
You probably know this, but make sure you either don't wallpaper it, or make provision if you do.
Unless it compresses it you'll be through the paper and into the porous fragile gypsum core though, any ideas what it's called or where to find one?
Sealed them with unibond and filled them.I'm sure it was like a big biscuit jointer cut underneath the paperUnless it compresses it you'll be through the paper and into the porous fragile gypsum core though, any ideas what it's called or where to find one?
Many years ago out of sheer frustration and bloody mindedness I took a power planer to some and put a taper on the ends
It wasn't the best solution, but I seem to remember it worked.
Wouldn't recommend it though and am surprised no-one has ever made PBs with them on for ceilings.
Just had a look online can't see anything was probably 10 years ago when seen itUnless it compresses it you'll be through the paper and into the porous fragile gypsum core though, any ideas what it's called or where to find one?
Many years ago out of sheer frustration and bloody mindedness I took a power planer to some and put a taper on the ends
It wasn't the best solution, but I seem to remember it worked.
Wouldn't recommend it though and am surprised no-one has ever made PBs with them on for ceilings.
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What is the wall construction vinny? Block cavity wall then clad? Or sip panels then clad? What you cladding it with?
Look at the source though they have a big agenda to push about woke ism and this kind of stuff, it’s like the daily mail and run up to brexit, if you say it enough people believe
But I've followed this topic for a bit and it's sadly a high possibility.
It’s a 150mm timber frame kit that’s structural . That carries the roof load on the inner leaf . It’s insulated with 150 frametherm 35 , then it has a 40mm layer of kingspan on the inner face that is taped at the joints. That is strapped to create a service zone and then the plasterboard goes onto that strapping .
Nice one. Do you mind me asking who did the kit? For future research . DM if you want.