moisture resisant plasterboard

[jamesmike]

have just chiselled off about four layers of tiles back to the brick in the bathroom,i am going to fix moisture resisant pb to the walls, my question is can i dot and dab the boards on or will i have to baton out and fix with screws, i have used this type of pb before. many thanks for any help

 

[freddiemercurystwin]

Prepare for the tirade of posters recommending Aquapanel instead. Are they particularly heavy/thick tiles?

 

[geraint]

have just chiselled off about four layers of tiles back to the brick in the bathroom,i am going to fix moisture resisant pb to the walls, my question is can i dot and dab the boards on or will i have to baton out and fix with screws, i have used this type of pb before. many thanks for any help

you can do either, whatever is easier for you.

 

[geraint]

Prepare for the tirade of posters recommending Aquapanel instead. Are they particularly heavy/thick tiles?

where is mention of tiling ....

 

[ajrobb]

A couple of points:

• I think that dot'n'dab should not be used on solid masonry external walls.
  With d'n'd there should be a row of mechanical fastenings (screws) half way up the wall.

 

[freddiemercurystwin]

Prepare for the tirade of posters recommending Aquapanel instead. Are they particularly heavy/thick tiles?

where is mention of tiling ....

Come on geraint, you're losing your touch! Come on, that's just lame!