I'm planning to use plasterboards for an internal wall (ground floor) - there are 7 bricks on an area (about 1 square metre) which are spalling - I thought about replacing them before using the plasterboards but the wall is shared with the neighbour (terrace house).
The cause of the spalling was probably as a result of excessive humidity from a major water leak which affected the neighours' property 10 years ago - so, I assume the source of the dampness is now gone.
Is there anything I can do to fix the spalled bricks other than replacing them?
Can I just go ahead installing the plasterboard regardless?
The cause of the spalling was probably as a result of excessive humidity from a major water leak which affected the neighours' property 10 years ago - so, I assume the source of the dampness is now gone.
Is there anything I can do to fix the spalled bricks other than replacing them?
Can I just go ahead installing the plasterboard regardless?
