A small hallway and staircase with a brick roof, approximately 2.5*3.5m 1½ floors.
Now that the outer wall is open for insulation, is there any point in installing studs (cc60) to possibly take down the inner panel and replace it with sheet material in the future? It looks a bit flimsy today.
If so, how? Just cut the fasteners out and attach them to new studs, maybe with some panel nails (perhaps some drywall screws too) that are attached (from the inside) to what I'm removing, which would be a shame if...
Just attach the studs to the bottom sill and at the top, letting them move freely until there are sheets.
Now that the outer wall is open for insulation, is there any point in installing studs (cc60) to possibly take down the inner panel and replace it with sheet material in the future? It looks a bit flimsy today.
If so, how? Just cut the fasteners out and attach them to new studs, maybe with some panel nails (perhaps some drywall screws too) that are attached (from the inside) to what I'm removing, which would be a shame if...
Just attach the studs to the bottom sill and at the top, letting them move freely until there are sheets.
