If the wall will be behind wardrobes on both sides, maybe it doesn't matter much how nice it looks?E evoline said:
It appears to be a tongue-and-groove solid wood wall that's gypsum-clad. If so, it's significantly more stable than some flimsy 45x45 studs + gypsum, but, again, if it's behind wardrobes, it doesn't really matter.
Yes, the wall will be behind the wardrobe from both sides.
There were 2 wardrobes before but no wall in between.
Yes, it's a 45mm stud with single plasterboard only.
Old studs that can be spliced together more easily, maybe it was common in the past.
I don't think it is a wooden board but will double-check.
Will check with them how big the wardrobe will be, maybe the wardrobe covers the splice if the old plasterboard is not removed.
Thank you
There were 2 wardrobes before but no wall in between.
Yes, it's a 45mm stud with single plasterboard only.
Old studs that can be spliced together more easily, maybe it was common in the past.
I don't think it is a wooden board but will double-check.
Will check with them how big the wardrobe will be, maybe the wardrobe covers the splice if the old plasterboard is not removed.
Thank you