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According to Lafarge, when I did a course in their Bristol factory, the make every day enough standard 12.5 board to stretch from Bristol to London

BG boards have always been soft and crumbly, or put another way they're carp, hated using them then and now, knauf and lafarge have always been far better to use

BG boards have always been soft and crumbly, or put another way they're carp, hated using them then and now, knauf and lafarge have always been far better to use, BG are more expensive for some reason, and its not because they're better boards

Same as, other than radio 1:RpS_w00t:

Thanks Arti:RpS_thumbup: all useful info

Thank you gents:RpS_thumbup:

Nobody in the North East do EWI? My brother wants a quote

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Anyone in or around the area doing EWI ? Some quotes are needed for a house PM me some contact numbers please

Site Dealer boots from Screwfix, £25 they're the lightest boot I've worn, very comfortable, no breaking them in either. No laces, so quick change for getting in the motor

We use the 18v Makita LXTs had them 4 to 5 years, use them for everything, everyday, plasterboarding, building timber stud, if can be used for a job, it is, still got 2 of the original batteries left, they take some serious use and abuse, and they're light, some serious torque We wouldn't...

This is the last one we done Nearly finished

Kevin, a deflection head is there to allow the roof to move up and down without causing problems to the wall, (top track moves up and down on the studs) and if needed to still retain it's fireproof quality, done several Brian

Why not MF or Gypliner the bad walls and dab the better ones?

MF or Gypliner, would of been quicker, and would eliminate cold spots as well, very useful over old uneven stone walls, less work Fix Top and bottom track (perimeter channel) stand up the studs ( MF 5 or Gypliner) and put in bracers and board and skim