Hello

We are going to plaster our mexitegel house and plan to remove the panel on the gable end and plaster all the way up. We had a plan to tear down the gable, frame it onto the roof truss, and install exterior drywall, then build the gable with lecablock with an air gap inside.

Question 1: Will I have problems with cracks in the gable?

Question 2: Is it the right way to go with exterior drywall, or should a different type of board be used?
I have also heard that you can completely skip installing any boards, and perhaps just put roofing felt on the roof truss against the masonry blocks.
 
  • Attic under renovation with exposed insulation, visible framework, ductwork, and a tiled roof. Nearby, a wooden platform and moss-covered surface are shown.
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Hi! How has it been going?
 
B blåmärket said:
Hey! How did it go?
Yes, it went well. We ended up placing outdoor gypsum directly against the rafter, building up with lecablock outside with an air gap in between, and then plaster on that. Turned out great!
 
  • Roof construction with gypsum board attached to the truss, brickwork outside, and a visible air gap. Overcast sky in the background.
  • Construction project showing gypsum board on roof truss, leca blocks built up with an air gap, and plaster exterior finish; beer bottle on ledge.
  • A house under renovation with plasterwork on an exterior wall, scaffolding, a ladder, and building materials scattered around the driveway.
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