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Q: i want to build a night club but want to keep the building costs low what material could i place inbetween the plaster board and the brick walls? hmmmm had a thought you guys tell me if you think this will work ... say i had plasterboard then a 1-2 inch gap of air then corrugated pvc sheet type roofing so they reflect the sound waves away from the wall and then normal loft type insulation on the back of that im also going to angle the walls downwars slightly should also make the room look cooler if done right any other ideas would be grately appreciated :): I've heard that cork board is a great sound barrier and blocks out or in sounds. I've heard that it will absorb the sound.

Q: The plasterboard has a skim coat to flush the joins, does it need to be primed or sealed? It's for a kitchen splashback: You will have to sand the skim off and get the surface smooth. Make sure you get the right adhesive.

Q: Now is the decoration, the original plan is the top of the room is to brush latex paint, but the foreman said the above between the prefabricated cracks are more obvious, made latex paint is also prone to cracks, it is strongly recommended to do gypsum board ceiling. The original top of the treatment method is: the original latex paint eradication, coated interface agent, approved scratch wall lining, painting primer, scraping paste cream, coated latex paint. Now from the scriptures: Made a gypsum board with a caulking tape to deal with the joints and then you can scratch the putty or directly on the latex paint

Q: in his black leather coat like in lock stock movies?: Maybe. His black leather coat is horrible. He really does need a wardrobe overhaul.

Q: I live in a cheap house that has horizontal joists holding up a plasterboard hollow wall - hope this makes sense. Looks like someone opened the door too hard one day and halfway across the wall is a vertical crack. I have used wood glue, polyfilla and dulux flexible paint, but its still a nasty piece of work. i can't sand over the glue now!PS I live in the UK, so don't refer me to Walmart or use brand names as I can't just nip over there!: Hello UK. Well it sounds like you have a mess. What I would do is cut out the damaged areas between each stud making sure that you take out the plasterboard half way into the stud. Then replace the area with Sheetrock or plasterboard. The board should be cut to fit the hole and you should be able to screw to the existing studs. If you dont have enough board to screw to, then build a new box made of 2x4s and then put up your new board. Then its just tape and mud to finish.

Q: What brand of gypsum board is good: Foreign brands: Jason gypsum board, Lafarge gypsum board, can be resistant, Jieke. Domestic brands: Dragon card

Q: I'm renovating a 110year old end terrace. Plaster is all off right back to brick and I'm re plastering myself when the time comes. I took a professional quote and the contractor said that for the external facing walls, because I've stripped it all back, I'd need to use insulated plasterboard to conform to building regs??? Is this true? If so what is the minimum standard?: Only your local code enforcement officer can answer your question properly. Any other answer is just a guess.

Q: will a plasterboard wall hold a 8.7kg telly on a bracket?: Only if it is screwed into framing, not just the plasterboard.

Q: It doesn't mention the length, but I need it to be at least 3 inches long. Would this one work?: dry wall, plasterboard, wall board, sheet rock, all names for the same thing. Any drill will work on wallboard, or just drive a nail through, that will make a fine hole. Why 3 inches, that is too long? Warning, there could be wires or plumbing inside the wall. That is why you should not drill in more than an inch. Wallboard is less than an inch. If you hit a stud (and that will be obvious) 1 inch into the 2x4 will be plenty for a screw and will hold anything. Also, some new construction uses steel studs, which need special screws. Again, it will be obvious if you hit one of these. .

Q: Hi! I want to hang my electric guitars on my wall which is made of plasterboard! Each guitar with have it's own hanger with two screws holding it on the wall. I will also use plasterboard wall plugs to hold the screws in place&gt; I am just wondering if the walls will be able to support the weight of the guitars at all or is this going to be a disaster? Thanks all!: No, they are not that much strong to hold a heavy guitar. If your guitar is light weight only then you should hang it there.

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