Board joints moved

[Northers]

Boarded bottom part of 2.7m high walls with 300mm pieces yesterday. Solid after about an hour. Came back today and all cut boards have curled/moved! Joints now out of flush by about 5mm!
Never experienced this before, anyone got any ideas why?

 

[Stewie03]

@Spudknit

 

[Groove37]

@Casper @Stevieo

 

[Rossi46]

@DickyDick

 

[Monkey Boy]

@CurvaciousBoarder

 

[Spudknit]

@ballsdeep

 

[paulf]

@ShitCunt

 

[Stevieo]

@Casper @Stevieo

Shut up you f**k**g knob.

Man never nogged it. Same as @Casper wouldn't have.

Pay peanuts get caspers.

And don't you EVER mention me and that clown in the same post again.

 

[essexandy]

Boarded bottom part of 2.7m high walls with 300mm pieces yesterday. Solid after about an hour. Came back today and all cut boards have curled/moved! Joints now out of flush by about 5mm!
Never experienced this before, anyone got any ideas why?

Yeah buy 2.7m boards in future.

 

[Casper]

Shut up you f**k**g knob.

Man never nogged it. Same as @Casper wouldn't have.

Pay peanuts get caspers.

And don't you EVER mention me and that clown in the same post again.

What are you even doing here? Take your old mop bucket and f**k**g do one!!!

 

[000]

@currymunster

 

[algeeman]

Boarded bottom part of 2.7m high walls with 300mm pieces yesterday. Solid after about an hour. Came back today and all cut boards have curled/moved! Joints now out of flush by about 5mm!
Never experienced this before, anyone got any ideas why?

we have the same problem
frames are twisted

 

[BryanJ]

I thought it was only carpenters board with the timber studs.
Plasterers board across the studs.
You don't board with the timber joists on ceilings you always go across and you should do the same the the studs.
If you got one stud out or twisted it is easier to lose if you go across with the boards.

 

[essexandy]

I thought it was only carpenters board with the timber studs.
Plasterers board across the studs.
You don't board with the timber joists on ceilings you always go across and you should do the same the the studs.
If you got one stud out or twisted it is easier to lose if you go across with the boards.

You are supposed to fix the boards vertically, with the studs.

 

[Northers]

The issue I had was with boards bonded to pva’d brickwork. They were solid and flat after an hour then moved out of flush by about 5mm overnight!
Used Gtec bonding compound for 1st time never had this happen in last 30+ years…very weird…

 

[Northers]

Does Gtec compound swell when it cures?

 

[essexandy]

Does Gtec compound swell when it cures?

We're using it at the moment and haven't had any issues with it.

 

[Spudknit]

I thought it was only carpenters board with the timber studs.
Plasterers board across the studs.
You don't board with the timber joists on ceilings you always go across and you should do the same the the studs.
If you got one stud out or twisted it is easier to lose if you go across with the boards.

What a load of shite

 

[algeeman]

 

[BryanJ]

You are supposed to fix the boards vertically, with the studs.

Do you fix boards to the ceiling with the joists?

 

[Monkey Boy]

 

[essexandy]

Do you fix boards to the ceiling with the joists?

Nope the correct spec. is across the joists. Don't ask me why it's different for walls and ceilings, but it is.

 

[Stewie03]

Only people I’ve saw tack across the timbers on walls is the yanks for some reason big f**k off sheets of drywall as they like to call it

 

[essexandy]

Only people I’ve saw tack across the timbers on walls is the yanks for some reason big f**k off sheets of drywall as they like to call it

I think the Aussies do the same?

 

[BryanJ]

Nope the correct spec. is across the joists. Don't ask me why it's different for walls and ceilings, but it is.

 

[Spudknit]

Do you fix boards to the ceiling with the joists?

Do you walk along walls?

 

[BryanJ]

Do you walk along walls?

Are you saying the plasterboards are fixed across the joist to make them less likely to move and cause cracking due to people waking above?

And people do not walk along walls their can not be any movement or cracking on the rip joints?

Then we both agree that across the joist or across the timber stud, reduces the chance of cracking on the joints.

 

[essexandy]

Are you saying the plasterboards are fixed across the joist to make them less likely to move and cause cracking due to people waking above?

And people do not walk along walls their can not be any movement or cracking on the rip joints?

Then we both agree that across the joist or across the timber stud, reduces the chance of cracking on the joints.

All joints on a stud wall should be on to a timber.

 

[MakeItSmooth]

All joints on a stud wall should be on to a timber.

@Bof: Andy says no mid-joist action allowed!

 

[Spudknit]

Are you saying the plasterboards are fixed across the joist to make them less likely to move and cause cracking due to people waking above?

And people do not walk along walls their can not be any movement or cracking on the rip joints?

Then we both agree that across the joist or across the timber stud, reduces the chance of cracking on the joints.

Please show me where it says go across studs on walls!? I do 100s of houses per year.do u not think somebody would of said something? Are you diy?

 

[The Hobo]

its friday night f**k the boards

 

[Stewie03]

I remember when the 2 spreads I was working with starting out at 16 said you good with board I said I pay my mum 100 quid a month they actually laughed for once the only time I never got a clip round the head

 

[John j]

3

Do you walk along walls?

Good one

 

[algeeman]

3

Good one

 

[Casper]

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