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csemann
Hi,
We have brought 600 x 400 x 12 travertine for wall and floor in a small bathroom. The plasterwork was old and as I am aware plaster cannot take the weight of travertine will all be removed and 12.5mm plasterboard / moisture resistant gyproc used to line the walls. However, the tiles are very heavy and I am worried about the weight on the plasterboard although I know it can take up to 32kg. I am wondering how best to attach the plasterboard to the brick walls to ensure this is safe. In this case, is it okay to dot and dab the plasterboard onto the brick, perhaps using more than usual to ensure it is safe? If not, what would be best to help support it further and how?
Any advice much appreciated as we just want to get this right!
Many thanks
We have brought 600 x 400 x 12 travertine for wall and floor in a small bathroom. The plasterwork was old and as I am aware plaster cannot take the weight of travertine will all be removed and 12.5mm plasterboard / moisture resistant gyproc used to line the walls. However, the tiles are very heavy and I am worried about the weight on the plasterboard although I know it can take up to 32kg. I am wondering how best to attach the plasterboard to the brick walls to ensure this is safe. In this case, is it okay to dot and dab the plasterboard onto the brick, perhaps using more than usual to ensure it is safe? If not, what would be best to help support it further and how?
Any advice much appreciated as we just want to get this right!
Many thanks