Hello!
I'm in the process of building a new inner ceiling in a room. As it stands today, there are studs, then strapping, and then the vapor barrier, and my question is whether it's okay to screw the drywall through the plastic into the strapping or if the two need to be switched?
So it would be studs, plastic, strapping, and then drywall.
The reason I'm asking is because I've already installed the vapor barrier, do I need to redo it or will it still work?
I'm in the process of building a new inner ceiling in a room. As it stands today, there are studs, then strapping, and then the vapor barrier, and my question is whether it's okay to screw the drywall through the plastic into the strapping or if the two need to be switched?
So it would be studs, plastic, strapping, and then drywall.
The reason I'm asking is because I've already installed the vapor barrier, do I need to redo it or will it still work?
And insulation, of course, above the plastic*F Felix Mård said:Hello!
I'm in the process of building a new ceiling inside a room. As it stands today, there are joists, then furring strips, then a vapor barrier, and my question is whether it works to screw the drywall through the plastic into the furring strips, or if I have to change the order of the two?
So it would be joists, plastic, furring strips, and then drywall?
The reason why I'm asking is because I've already installed the vapor barrier, do I need to redo it or does it still work?
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