I want to put an extra layer of drywall on a drywall wall. Glue?

[Klicka]

I want to add an extra layer of plasterboard to a plasterboard wall.

Should I then offset the joints?

But that means I won't get studs at the joints for the new plasterboards?

Is it enough to glue the new plasterboards and screw into the studs where possible?

And what type of glue should I use?

It's a wall in the kitchen that I need to make thicker (marked in red) so that the new kitchen fits along it. The wall where I will replace the kitchen is only 240.5 cm. But it needs to be about 241.3 cm (since the new kitchen ends with a cover panel, which the old kitchen didn't need).

 

[Mattias_Eson]

If you start with half a slice, you should get a rule behind the seam

 

[MathiasS]

http://www.knaufdanogips.se/index.p...yta-presentation/limning-av-gipsskiva-pa-vagg

However, I have used regular white wood glue when attaching plasterboard to plasterboard, and it seems to hold like a rock several years later.

 

[Stefan N]

White wood glue wouldn't be my first choice directly. Tile adhesive or setting adhesive will work well.

 

[MathiasS]

I'm not arguing with that, hence I attached the link where it states how it SHOULD be done.

 

[prototypen]

White glue and the paper of gypsum board are quite excellent, but it needs pressure while it dries, so you can put screws just into the gypsum at the joints; the screws are removed afterward.

Protte

 

[Klicka]

Probably have to be montage/glue