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thinnest plasterboard or other plaster substrate?
Hi,
I've been retrofitting celotex to a room. It's gone well except for one slight problem: the window reveal (I put 25mm celotex inside the reveal). I'm worried that even if I use 9.5mm, rather than 12.5mm, plasterboard on top of the celotex that it might overlap too much of the side of the window frame. I'm not sure how much of a problem this will be: any overlap will only be cosmetic, it's not going to block the window or prevent it opening or anything that drastic but will it look "odd"? What would you do? Use 9.5mm PB? If there is an overlap (i) it will probably be hidden by blinds/curtains/whatever SWMBO puts there or (ii) if we do see it, we may grow used to it. Alternatively is there something thinner than 9.5mm PB? I don't expect there is a plasterboard any thinner because it would be too fragile to transport but can you plaster on top of say hardboard? Does it need any treatment first (primer? undercoat?) or just PVA? Or can you PVA celotex and plaster directly on to that? TIA |
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