Roof/wall

[Jonola]

How do you make the transition look nice?
I know I should have extended the ceiling plasterboard to the wall but it didn't happen that way ...

 

[volvo51]

Perhaps a hörnlist.

 

[Jonola]

Maybe a corner strip.

Yes, I'm considering that too. It's just difficult at the junction in the ceiling plasterboard.

 

[Jonola]

Yes, I'm also considering that. Difficult in the cutting of the ceiling plasterboard though.

Yes, I'm also considering that. Difficult in the cutting of the ceiling plasterboard though.

 

[Henkan Sundberg]

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Du är på rätt spår, använd den listen och sen spacklar du in den när du ändå spacklar övriga skivor

 

[Jonola]

You are on the right track, use that strip and then plaster it in when you are plastering the other boards anyway

Yep. It's just that it will be difficult to make the plastering look nice on the bevel of the drywall. It's gipsplank.

 

[useless]

Or you put up a list.

 

[Henkan Sundberg]

Yep. It's just that it's difficult to get the plastering nice in the edge of the plasterboard. It's gypsum plank.

I don't quite understand what you mean, unfortunately. You need to spread the filler from the corner about 15 cm in both directions, and then it won't be a problem.

 

[Stefan N]

The seams in the plasterboard shouldn't be filled, so it will leave a flat edge that will look odd. I would have added moulding.

 

[Jonola]

The seams in the drywall shouldn't be puttied, so it will have a smooth edge that will look strange. I would install a trim.

Yes, exactly, that's my dilemma.
I talked to a builder. He said they sometimes putty a smooth surface a little bit in. That's what I'll do. If it doesn't look good, I'll install a trim.

 

[K. L]

Trim or not is a matter of taste, but external corners are present in every new construction and putty is used there.
Trim can also be placed on walls with external corners to protect against damage.
If you find it difficult/tricky to use putty, using trim is easier.