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· Södermanland
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Yes, please report!
They worked very well. However, they are extremely heavy, so be prepared for that when you lift them.
It's also impossible to use a regular drywall screw, I bought my boards at Beijer and they had a special screw specifically for these boards—which they were expecting delivery of in a few months (when I bought mine). They recommended a type of hard drywall screw which was completely useless, I got another box the next day, and it worked somewhat.
Also, keep in mind that there's a lot of fiberglass in the boards. Much harder to cut compared to regular drywall, and it's absolutely impossible to saw them with a machine, not even at low speed. I didn't do it myself, but I would probably recommend using a respirator when breaking the boards. It smells awful when you're using a hole saw, etc.
In terms of strength, they seem great. I have two layers of drywall, the innermost regular drywall and a layer of Habito on top. I’ve nailed (!) pictures to the wall.
There seems to be a similar variant available now that costs much less.
It's also impossible to use a regular drywall screw, I bought my boards at Beijer and they had a special screw specifically for these boards—which they were expecting delivery of in a few months (when I bought mine). They recommended a type of hard drywall screw which was completely useless, I got another box the next day, and it worked somewhat.
Also, keep in mind that there's a lot of fiberglass in the boards. Much harder to cut compared to regular drywall, and it's absolutely impossible to saw them with a machine, not even at low speed. I didn't do it myself, but I would probably recommend using a respirator when breaking the boards. It smells awful when you're using a hole saw, etc.
In terms of strength, they seem great. I have two layers of drywall, the innermost regular drywall and a layer of Habito on top. I’ve nailed (!) pictures to the wall.
There seems to be a similar variant available now that costs much less.
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