Steps to dry lining a solid brick wall

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Is there a site which gives (or can anyone explain) the exact steps to dry lining a solid brick Victorian interior wall? From what I gather: use steel galvinised studs, use K18 insulated plasterboard, fix studs to wall making sure the 8x4 sheets of K18 fit to the studs, fix K18 to them. It will be 50mm so what type and size of screw do I use? Do I leave a slight gap at the ground for air to flow (the wall has had damp probs b4). Does wall go up higher than ceiling or should ceiling come across and wall meets up to it? Ceiling not up yet so can do either way, but easier to do walls first.

Thanks

Actually since posting this done a bit of research - maybe someone could confirm - is it K17 Kooltherm or K18 I use??

Thx

 

[PrenticeBoyofDerry]

This link may help
http://www.insulation.kingspan.com/uk/pdf/k18.pdf
I would use 65mm dry-wall screws and put the ceiling up first it will make life easier.
As you can lift the wall boards up tight to the ceiling, limiting gaps. This will also give a little support to the ceiling around the perimeter of the wall.
If you board the wall first, it will make it hard to get good tight and neat joints between ceiling and wall.