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eunos, 9.5 boards will sag over that distance, you need to use 12.5mm at least. this link may help, scroll to page 13 for all the information that you require... http://www.british-gypsum.com/PDF/c60_103.pdf even with 2ft/600mm you should still be putting noggins in unless you use 15mm...

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it would be better skimmed as boards do sag under their own weight eventually and i imagine that above the aga can be a steam trap, so yes, skim the board.

fireline plasterboard is available in 6x3 sheets from tp or jewson.

are you sure you didn't have your finger up your bum and mistake your wart for a haemorrhoid??

cut your head off then you won't see it :lol:

fiestacar, it's probably in the same place as your sense of humour, find one you may just find the other :wink: dj.

can anyone expand on this subject.... http://www.trustedtradesmen.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=3576&PN=1 there have been some replies on sf and i was pointed to the direction of zampa!! http://www.screwfix.com/talk/thread.jspa?threadID=26912&tstart=0 (diynot mods, i will post a link...

legs i have to disagree with you here.... do you honestly think that j.bumding has any mates?? you know that boring f****r at the bar of every pub that likes to bore everyone!! could that be our very own j.bumding???

make sure you use the correct jacking points otherwise you may damage the bodywork.

did you forget to take your medication today?? :lol:

j bumding, you seem to have delusions of adequacy.

the gap in the middle step is 1mm furter to the right than the others :lol: lovely job, well done. dj.

for what it's worth i wouldn't use waterproofer in the scratch coat because it would totally kill the suction meaning that your top coat would be a pain to do, there is no way you would drop a decent sized gable down in one day, it would just take to long therefore leaving a joint line which...

just a note to the origional poster, i think it has been commented twice that you probably didn't remove all of the pva from your wall and this is probably why it failed a second time. my post now is just to also confirm that this is probably the reason it failed. if it fails again then i think...

patronising pr*ck

except for me eh legs :wink: anyway on the point of pva. there is no way i would ever use it in rendering an external wall. you have legs who has been at the plastering rendering game a lot of years who knows where and when to use pva, mudster who's reputation should preceed him and geo...

then you will need some dogs to get rid of all the cats. or just shoot em. petrol bomb???

snot my fult yer dunt speek hinglish like wot i duz :lol:

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