working at peab... we have gone back to gypsum.
I think it has been taken away with cement boards.
it's a real mess mounting on metal studs.
no, use gypsum, we have ALWAYS done it, worked perfectly fine.
working at peab... we've gone back to gypsum.
I think it's been removed with cement boards.
it works really badly to mount on sheet metal studs.
no, use gypsum, we've ALWAYS done it, worked really well.
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carpenter estwing
You "think" it's been removed?
I would gladly see some form of reference for that, I have been searching around on http://www.bkr.se for a while but haven't found anything to suggest this. The only thing I find is that cardboard-clad gypsum is completely excluded from July 1, 2008 (since the transition period is now over).
yes.
now they also use *näsblodsskivan* a fiber disc too.
it's like plaster.
called that because it sticks in the nose and you bleed. really crap actually.
you must be fully equipped with protective clothing.
Oh, I had to dive deep into the NAS to find the construction pictures. It turned out that I scored the aquapanel on the back and snapped it in sections, as shown in one of the pictures. Then I plastered the wall round and left the rest to the tiler who fixed the waterproofing and tiling. The outside was clad with double 6 mm renovation plasterboard that I glued together.
Yes, this whole project with the semicircle has been a project that has taken time. It's much easier to build with angles. But definitely worth it because it catches the eye. This half-rounding that you see from the living room sparks the curiosity of guests visiting the cabin for the first time. "What's behind there?".
And yes, that base... I haven't done it yet
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