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Re: Damaged plasterboard - OK to tile on?

What thickness plaster board is required for the bath/shower wall, 9mm or 12mm.does it always have to be primed ? what is the required aqua panel/becker board thickness needed for the same job.

hi spooney

your thickness of plasterboard will depend on whether you have to match up against the plasterboard that is already there. if you're reboarding a room from scratch, then it's your choice whether you want 9 or 12mm. You might have to take into account existing door frames etc.

plain plasterboard should be primed. if you are using plasterboard in a showering area, get a tanking kit too. tank the plasterboard and then prime the tanking.

I'm sure you can get water resistent backer boards in many different thicknesses. I have only used 6mm thick sheets myself, but it's worth speaking to the manufacturers and seeing what they offer.

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