Heard from an acquaintance who says that nowadays you have to install double plasterboard if you build new interior walls, doesn't sound reasonable to me.
I have an unfinished upper floor with already mounted chipboard and was thinking of adding a layer of plasterboard on top.
Is there any law that prohibits the use of single plasterboard with a wooden board underneath? These are not wet rooms in question.
I have an unfinished upper floor with already mounted chipboard and was thinking of adding a layer of plasterboard on top.
Is there any law that prohibits the use of single plasterboard with a wooden board underneath? These are not wet rooms in question.
No, he's rambling.
It's in bathrooms that double plasterboard is needed if it's 60cc. If it's 30-45 cc, single plasterboard is enough in bathrooms.
It's in bathrooms that double plasterboard is needed if it's 60cc. If it's 30-45 cc, single plasterboard is enough in bathrooms.
Was almost what I understood. Thanks.
He is wrong. (But with bathrooms, it's as tank writes.)
It will look great with plasterboard on your existing chipboard. That's how I would have done it myself, every time. d^_^b
It will look great with plasterboard on your existing chipboard. That's how I would have done it myself, every time. d^_^b