The garage was badly assembled - the levels are everywhere
I'm thinking to glue battens on then plasterboard it maybe - the slabs really do not like being drilled, the fracture and large lumps break off easily, drilling is not an option. The battens will only need to hold the boards, no cupboards etc. What sort of boards would be ok in a garage?
I could possibly fix battens to the bolts with L brackets but that would only mean one batten at wide spaces - about 48" IIRC
Had no problem drilling in my old garage just depth is limited .You could fit Osb sheet with foam adhesive and paint or overboard that with plasterboard which could then take fixings.
Simpler but i cant see a way to fix and get any sort of levels on this badly built garage - the panels are everywhere, thats why i think battens would be the better option at least they can be levelled pretty well, its going to be a pain whatever i think
Picture shows dimension of wall construction, sizes are a pain of course. Ply will be 8x4 or 1220 x 2440 and the spacing is the same as the panel width.
The bolt centres where i need to attach L brackets for battens are 1220
If i fit one panel vertically per bay, i'll have a 170mm gap to fill on each post which means a lot of joins.
Is there a better way to panel awkward spaced battens?
Below is a side view on the roof, this seems a bit easier.
But the truss spacings are 1390 so again i'll have a 120mm gap to fill (170mm spacing less truss width)
At least the roof is insulated and battened already
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