plasterboard or tile

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I have ripped out my bathroom and am left with 3 stud walls and 1 plaster however only half the wall is plastered (not done behind bath) the rest of the plaster is damaged in places, the bathroom is to be tiled, should i attempt to repair plaster, take off remaining plaster and tile to bare brick or line wall with plasterboard? if this is the option can i liquid nail the plasterboard straight to the brick, studding will reduce the width of the bathroom and it is only small to start!!!

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Firstly there are lots of consideration to make before diving to something like this the main one being ‘How deep are your pockets?’ most people can answer that with ‘not very deep’ which is why people do stuff like this themselves because its not rocket science

1) Depending on how bad the walls are:
Firstly I personally wouldn’t use plaster board again if my life depended on it because the boards still need plastering. I’d use
Femacell which is with this stuff you board it up onto the wall then pain straight onto it. (info for installation http://www.borpin.co.uk/sbfaq/faq51078.htm Co http://www.fermacell.co.uk/home.html) The only disadvantage I see about this stuff is cost…. It aint cheap because its imported. But that’s going to change soon.

LaFarge do something very similar as well
( http://www.lafargeplasterboard.co.uk) in both cases you get a perfect finish without having to be an expert.

2) Don’t use aqua panel use wedi board it is BBA ( British Board of Agrement approved http://www.bbacerts.co.uk/frames.html ) is waterproof, lighter easier to install and cheaper (http://wedi.co.uk/). Its so strong you can actually build supports from it!

trust me by using these products it’ll make life easier.. There’s so many products out there to make life easy and yet people stick to the same old products like sheep.
I’m a plumber and refuse to install using copper anymore. I use Rehau, Unipipe, Geberit. At least by using these I can give my customers a 30 yr guarantee an know I wont be called back unless something more than serious goes wrong. E.g. nail through a pipe.
If there a piece of technology out there to make my life easy I’ll use it
 
Scouse you will have trouble with plasterboard. Just nail new boards onto existing studds dry line boards onto your patched wall, or knock off the lot and dry line the whole wall.Any probs get back only 5 mins away frm you
 
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cheers

knocked the whole lot off now and replacing with M/R board, half done looking nice to tile onto.........thanks again
 

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