Hello!
I'm going to work on the ceiling/walls in our upper floor now.
In the bathroom, I have a partially sloped ceiling, and one short side of the bathtub will start where the slope begins.
What kind of panel should I use there, considering that "zone 1" does not allow for paper-covered gypsum, and the sloped ceiling will start at about 1.2m and then increase in distance.
Is it just as well to use an inorganic board just above the bathtub, or is that simply a requirement? How does painting work on such a board?
Best regards, Baritz
I'm going to work on the ceiling/walls in our upper floor now.
In the bathroom, I have a partially sloped ceiling, and one short side of the bathtub will start where the slope begins.
What kind of panel should I use there, considering that "zone 1" does not allow for paper-covered gypsum, and the sloped ceiling will start at about 1.2m and then increase in distance.
Is it just as well to use an inorganic board just above the bathtub, or is that simply a requirement? How does painting work on such a board?
Best regards, Baritz
What surface layer should you have?
There seem to be different rules specifically for zone 1, and in some cases, you can apparently use drywall if you have a welded wet room wall on top.
However, it seems impossible to get a straight yes-no answer.
There seem to be different rules specifically for zone 1, and in some cases, you can apparently use drywall if you have a welded wet room wall on top.
However, it seems impossible to get a straight yes-no answer.