Is it possible to use a so-called plasterboard lift or elevator for slanted ceilings? In other words, can such a device be angled? I'm considering the easiest way to go about getting the plasterboards up without wearing myself out completely...
Best regards, Njitnjau
Best regards, Njitnjau
they can be angled a bit. otherwise, there are clamps you can use you can ask friends for help.
With such a steep roof, it's easy on 2. person with scaffolding. Then you just place the next sheet below on the lower edge and press the sheet up against the slats and fasten it.
Then, the fact that it's easier to set a flat roof with "gipsluft" is another matter.
Then, the fact that it's easier to set a flat roof with "gipsluft" is another matter.
like 5 degrees.
I can't find one of those long clamps now.
it's like a prop that an extra hand uses to hold up the board.
but it will probably mean asking for help from one or two extra people.
I can't find one of those long clamps now.
it's like a prop that an extra hand uses to hold up the board.
but it will probably mean asking for help from one or two extra people.
there are plasterboard lifts that can tilt quite a bit, I think it can go to 45 degrees as well. check with the larger rental companies