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I'm wanting to knock some plaster of only part of the wall in a corner and use insulated plasterboard. Plaster is currently 20mm thick the thinnest i can find so far is 22mm is there a way round this what the thinnest you can get

had a man come and look yesterday he's say its down to ventilation. took the skirting board off and peeled some paint off the wall the bricks & plaster are dry. think insulated plasterboard is the way to go to rise the thermal temp of wall

think its a ventilation problem. insulation board i think is the way to go to try and rise thermal temp of the wall. oh by the way how do you edit your name on here

I have a condensation issue on one wall. I'm going to take plaster off to half way up. Then what is best to go back on as mentioned on other posts got no rising damp and bricks are dry. Does the wall just need the thermal levels rising and how would I go about thsi

I have a condensation issue on one wall. I'm going to take plaster off to half way up. Then what is best to go back on as mentioned on other posts got no rising damp and bricks are dry.

Hi what's the best solution. Half the plaster on my internal wall in the dining room as gone bad all the salts have come out throughout the winter. It's attracting more damp from the atmosphere as the salts do. I'm knocking all the plaster off up to 1.5 high and starting again. It's normall...