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Help with stud detector
I know they are not accurate but I am trying to locate the uprights in a
stud wall. Now I have set the detector based on a known wall (I built it) and it accurately shows the location of the studs, now when I apply this setting to an old wall it either sounds continiously or not at all (if I adjust the settings) This particular stud wall when tapped appears to be more hollow than anything with just one part sounding solid, near the center (and not where I want to locate a fixing) the wall is approx 6 ft wide and the usual height and definitely plasterboard. Its also on the end of house. Is there some peculiar way of fixing p[lasterboard that I am not aware of that would allow for lack of studs? To the best of my knowledge the wall is original and house built 70s ish. |
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