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Hi all,
I was just wondering if it was common for interior non load walls to be made from just 3 20mm plasterboards sandwiched together. The outer two layers are solid boards obviously as they are either side of the wall but the middle looks like 150mm strips laid across in the middle.
I wanted to replace one of the sides of plasterboard so it could be retiled as the existing surface is too damaged and was expecting be just be able to screw new plasterbaords to the wooden studs. Obviously with this construction I cant. Should I just remove the old outer 20mm thick skin of plasterbaord and use 12.5mm pb and pack out with Drywall adhesive to flush with rest of wall?
I was just wondering if it was common for interior non load walls to be made from just 3 20mm plasterboards sandwiched together. The outer two layers are solid boards obviously as they are either side of the wall but the middle looks like 150mm strips laid across in the middle.
I wanted to replace one of the sides of plasterboard so it could be retiled as the existing surface is too damaged and was expecting be just be able to screw new plasterbaords to the wooden studs. Obviously with this construction I cant. Should I just remove the old outer 20mm thick skin of plasterbaord and use 12.5mm pb and pack out with Drywall adhesive to flush with rest of wall?