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strong thin plate that can be plastered over
I need a thin plate (like metal) to lend extra support to a shower unit
chased into brick wall. What material would be strong and also can be plastered over ? I would have just used plywood, but it's too thick. I would be concerned about steel and even if galvanised it would have to be drilled, so could rust with the moisture from the plaster. And I think a brass sheet would be expensive ! Also the material would need texture to be plastered over. Simon. |
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