er, not recommended.
Best to hack off the plasterboard which will be behind the units, and fit 2
x 2 , or larger, noggins between the timbers. Use a utility knife and cut
square - makes it easy to make good with a new piece of plasterboard, and
won't need plastering etc. as hidden by the units - except perhaps at the
ends.
Alternatively, you could use a batten secured at the correct height, but
this might cause the units to not seat properly against the wall.


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"simon beer" wrote in message
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Will plasterboard take kitchen wall cupboards or is it only appropriate to
find the studs and fix to these. Any recommendations on the best heavy
duty
PBoard plugs to use. Only ever fixed them to solid walls myself in the
past
so bit nervous about putting a couple up for someone else.
many thanks

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