Dot n dab insulated plaster board

[loky11]

Hi guys, when dot n dabbing insulated plasterboard do you guys plug and screw after?

 

[TonyM]

Yes.

 

[beddy]

I got some metal hammer fixing last time. Cheap and really solid. The sleeve is actually hollow and it compresses rather than expands.

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[kgreigh]

I got some metal hammer fixing last time. Cheap and really solid. The sleeve is actually hollow and it compresses rather than expands.

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il have to give them a try nxt time,do they just hammer in?

 

[beddy]

Yeah. Drill the hole slightly smaller and the end is shampfered and just compresses as you **** it in. Finishes flush with the board and just scrim over it

 

[loky11]

Thatl be alot quicker cheers. I also forgot to mention thers shed loads of cables behind wich im worried about hitting when fixing. Its for a mate, hes a sparky so hes gone all out with built in speakers and god knows what else.

 

[raytheplasterer]

if you cant plug and screw you could score the back of the boards, they say the boards can be applied with just adhesive though.

 

[Jurek]

Use dry fix. You can get it for about five quid now including the aplicator

 

[DHDRYLINING]

I hate dabbing boards with insulation on the back. I always find the boards have a slight bow in them that is hard to get out

 

[beddy]

If thats the case score a grid on the back with a saw. 300mm apart

 

[TonyM]

I hate dabbing boards with insulation on the back. I always find the boards have a slight bow in them that is hard to get out

Thermaline Super are less prone to bowing than Thermaline Plus. The insulation is different. They are a bit more expensive though

 

[johniosaif]

Cables should of been protected also

 

[beader]

Completely cover the back of the board (insulation side) with a tight coat of adhesive first then dabs will stick better.

 

[barryed]

I find done peoples comments on here absolutely embarrassing

 

[FourInchesWide]

I find done peoples comments on here absolutely embarrassing

Go on ... I'll bite. Why?

 

[murplastering]

speck for this used to be 2 fixings 200mm down and 50mm in for fire has it changed

 

[Danny]

Insulated as in foam backed or the foil backed stuff?

 

[scotty1986]

I always like to put a few fixings in the board aswell

 

[kgreigh]

Insulated as in foam backed or the foil backed stuff?

Foam backed I think as we call foil backed duplex board.:RpS_thumbup:

 

[theclemo]

I use Thermaline Super boards which foam backed with vapour membrane over. Will try PIR ones, as will save the spaces as more u value.

How much do you pay a board for t super

 

[Danny]

Ah you can dab those foam back ones no problems spoke to @knauf about it a few weeks back... they sent me a video on it as well if the op is interested ;-)

 

[beddy]

think hes just asking about secondary fixings dan, fire regs n all that

 

[loky11]

It was the thermoline ones reason i asked really is because ive known people to dab them and come off the next day but ive dabed them banged a few fixings in and all skimmed and coved now and all still intacted

 

[macfat]

is that video up danny ??? would like to view it. a lot of people in Ireland fix boards with the mushroom fixings ,not a lot trust sticking..what about if foil or paper back ,the adhesive is good enough??

 

[Garethharrison80]

is that video up danny ??? would like to view it. a lot of people in Ireland fix boards with the mushroom fixings ,not a lot trust sticking..what about if foil or paper back ,the adhesive is good enough??

U cant stick a foilback board with adhesive.

 

[Garethharrison80]

I use Thermaline Super boards which foam backed with vapour membrane over. Will try PIR ones, as will save the spaces as more u value.

Those thermaline ones are good quality, i had to use the shiity polystyrene backed ones last week, garbage to use!!