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Been pondering this dilemma and want some profesional advice
I am dot dabbing insukated board onto my wall thats currently back to brick. The wall slopes. To bring it level the dabs at the top would have to bs 30-40mm thicker than at the bottom.
The reason i wanted the wall level is because its going to be a kitchen and the base units will be on that wall, therefore a level wall makes things much easier.
So, do i folow the wall with even dabs or do i level it with a lot thicker at the top?
This pic is taken at roughly the top of where base units will be to give you an idea of the gap at that level
And at top of wall
I am dot dabbing insukated board onto my wall thats currently back to brick. The wall slopes. To bring it level the dabs at the top would have to bs 30-40mm thicker than at the bottom.
The reason i wanted the wall level is because its going to be a kitchen and the base units will be on that wall, therefore a level wall makes things much easier.
So, do i folow the wall with even dabs or do i level it with a lot thicker at the top?
This pic is taken at roughly the top of where base units will be to give you an idea of the gap at that level
And at top of wall
