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Thanks. That means I'd have to cut holes in the plasterboard to slot the wood in, and then patch the holes up?

Thanks. There is no timber behind. It's just plasterboard (either dot and dab, or on steel frame). So, based on your answer, I take it I shouldn't just nail into plasterboard. Is it that the nails will pull out over time?

Hi, Can I fit skirting to plasterboard with just nails (using a nail gun)? If nails are not enough then I will use adhesive, but I'd rather go with just nails if they will hold. Thanks

Thank you thomp1983

Hi I had a leak caused by a crushed double socket push fit coupling just below floor level. In order to replace the coupling, I cut the pipe above (where the photo is marked 1) and pulled out the access pipe from the broken coupling, replaced the coupling (marked 2), then put the access pipe...