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6 mm plasterboards glued with Gyproc G66 - degree of contact with the substrate
Hello everyone,
I have people here gluing up 6 mm plasterboards with Gyproc G66 adhesive. The substrate is plastered walls that are a bit uneven. When I knock on the glued boards, I notice that in some places it sounds like knocking on stone, and in other places, it sounds hollow.
Is this normal? I assume that where it sounds hollow the board isn't adhered to the substrate.
Should I calm down, or should I get on them and have them redo the job?
Thanks for the answers!
P
I have people here gluing up 6 mm plasterboards with Gyproc G66 adhesive. The substrate is plastered walls that are a bit uneven. When I knock on the glued boards, I notice that in some places it sounds like knocking on stone, and in other places, it sounds hollow.
Is this normal? I assume that where it sounds hollow the board isn't adhered to the substrate.
Should I calm down, or should I get on them and have them redo the job?
Thanks for the answers!
P
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· Stockholm
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You can be at ease as long as the booms are less than the manufacturer's specified maximum cc dimensions.
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