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This is plasterboard ---
Is there any downside to using 2 sheets of 9.5mm on studwork walls (will be skimmed) vs 1 sheet of 12.5mm? I have relatively little wall to cover compared to ceilings and it would simplify ordering and storing to work with one type. And I could overlap all joints in the 1st sheet which seems like a bonus. Just wondered if there were any major downsides? |
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