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Old Mod
Why would u use a rapid adhesive on the wall mate?
There's no need. And it'll make hard work of it.
There's no need. And it'll make hard work of it.
Tile weight on various surfaces
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J Sid
Shouldn't be any need for SPF, make sure to butter the back of the tiles 😉
Wanted to push the job on as had left myself short on time for another job, who's rang a number of times to check I'm still coming. So wanted to push on, but did think I might struggle, so second opinion and its off the purchase list. 😳
Then the customers who's been ringing calls today to postpone as she needs to get a sparkie in as her DIY husband has replaced the socket fronts wrong in the hall I was to skim... lol... so I can chill and tackle these first for me porcelain tiles with time pressure.
Cheers for your input fellas, much appreciated.
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Also Spoke with CTD and they come in at 22kg m2 give or take a few grams so not for off Marc, @JulianSidney , @macten. thanks for the that to.
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Italy
I did not win the lottery ?. Marc and just lucky. because in italy heavy air. tiles read more 🙁
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Old Mod
Just lucky! Hahaha
It was a carefully constructed educated stab in the dark
I'll have you know! Haha
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Italy
capito una BEATA M.Nchia .....
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Italy
simon 70 compry?
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Tommcd
Evening all,
I understand the weight limits for plasterboard, backer board etc, but....
I was wondering what is a reasonable weight limit for the actual stud partition wall? (As in, what's the limit before the framework starts crashing down) Is this something I should be considering on jobs? and what about gypframe? Stronger, weaker?
Sorry if these are stupid questions! Cheers
I understand the weight limits for plasterboard, backer board etc, but....
I was wondering what is a reasonable weight limit for the actual stud partition wall? (As in, what's the limit before the framework starts crashing down) Is this something I should be considering on jobs? and what about gypframe? Stronger, weaker?
Sorry if these are stupid questions! Cheers
