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Level concrete roof with expander
Smart alek
· östergötland
· 2 774 posts
A little more information might be good, if it's the regulations then maybe, but if you're going to set the plaster with them, then no I wouldn't do that.
What is the weight of the plasterboard, the framework, and any items that may hang/mount? Calculate (low) that the expansion spike can handle about 50kg, then divide the weight by 50 to get an idea of the minimum number of fastenings. Expansion spikes are not optimal for ceiling mounting; look into concrete screws.
It's about framing a roof with 28x70 fasteners in concrete using expansion nails, 800cc between each expansion. So 300cc between frames and 800cc between nails. The gypsum board is 1200x600.
I think it seems a bit sparse and would prefer about half of that.
Gypsum usually weighs around 10kg per sqm.
I think it seems a bit sparse and would prefer about half of that.
Gypsum usually weighs around 10kg per sqm.
when spacing the upper floors in houses with 28x70 stripping and 1200c/c between the roof trusses, you attach the stripping with 2 pcs of 3" galvanized nails to the trusses, and it holds for gypsum
a 1200x600 gypsum weighs about 7-8 kg
a 1200x600 gypsum weighs about 7-8 kg
Homeowner
· Klagshamn
· 285 posts
A quick Google search shows the cost for expansion nails at less than 2 SEK each. At that cost, I would have used twice as many as recommended and then slept well at night.
When in doubt, overdimensionera!
When in doubt, overdimensionera!
Haha I completely agree! 400-600cc I consider just right. I don't want to feel the studs flex when I drive into them.S Snappahaneklanen said:
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