My bathroom has been tiled floor to ceiling.
I don't think my tiler did a perfect job.
The house was built in 2001 so is a new build. The existing ceiling has had to be sanded down in some places because it was lumpy. That was the previous owner(s).
The tile edges that meet the ceiling aren't a clean cut so in areas the space between the tile and ceiling needs to be filled. If the gap was consistent all away around then I would probably use flexible grout. Also as the ceiling in its current state would need a few layers of paint to build it up. The gap is no more than 1/4 of inch max but inconsistent.
My tiler said for a better finish overboard it with new plasterboard.
My question is what size plasterboard would do the job as it will only be me fitting it and I know they can be heavy.
The size of the ceiling area is 1960mm x 1660
Would it be wise to fit the uncut sides of the plasterboard along the tiles and the cut edges in the middle so they can be taped, filled and smooth down. Any advice would be gratefully received
I don't think my tiler did a perfect job.
The house was built in 2001 so is a new build. The existing ceiling has had to be sanded down in some places because it was lumpy. That was the previous owner(s).
The tile edges that meet the ceiling aren't a clean cut so in areas the space between the tile and ceiling needs to be filled. If the gap was consistent all away around then I would probably use flexible grout. Also as the ceiling in its current state would need a few layers of paint to build it up. The gap is no more than 1/4 of inch max but inconsistent.
My tiler said for a better finish overboard it with new plasterboard.
My question is what size plasterboard would do the job as it will only be me fitting it and I know they can be heavy.
The size of the ceiling area is 1960mm x 1660
Would it be wise to fit the uncut sides of the plasterboard along the tiles and the cut edges in the middle so they can be taped, filled and smooth down. Any advice would be gratefully received
