Foam dnd

[Deleted member 32554]

Can this be achieved when using foam? Is the foam actually cleared for use on properly spec'ed new work?

Why is it advertised as plasterboard adhesive?

 

[essexandy]

Says on the can " up to 55litres " and cans are cheaper ,

Not to mention the sheer stupidity of having to lay boards face down on the floor to apply the foam.
It one of those ideas that might sound great if you're sat in a nice comfy swivel chair dreaming up new unnecessary products, to solve nonexistent problems.
When you're putting addy on the wall and you can see that there's a hollow in the blockwork, you just apply the adhesive a bit thicker (that bits not for you @John j ) , that's never going to happen when you're head down squirting foam onto a board that's laid on the floor.

 

[Deleted member 32554]

Not to mention the sheer stupidity of having to lay boards face down on the floor to apply the foam.
It one of those ideas that might sound great if you're sat in a nice comfy swivel chair dreaming up new unnecessary products, to solve nonexistent problems.
When you're putting addy on the wall and you can see that there's a hollow in the blockwork, you just apply the adhesive a bit thicker (that bits not for you @John j ) , that's never going to happen when you're head down squirting foam onto a board that's laid on the floor.

Ah, but I'm not interested in that as I said earlier , I'm interested in its performance as a fixing ,

Oh John

Which of us gives you more concern

 

[John j]

Not to mention the sheer stupidity of having to lay boards face down on the floor to apply the foam.
It one of those ideas that might sound great if you're sat in a nice comfy swivel chair dreaming up new unnecessary products, to solve nonexistent problems.
When you're putting addy on the wall and you can see that there's a hollow in the blockwork, you just apply the adhesive a bit thicker (that bits not for you @John j ) , that's never going to happen when you're head down squirting foam onto a board that's laid on the floor.

Eh

 

[Deleted member 32554]

Eh

Cavity should be sealed at perimeters and air openings ( sockets, switch areas ) to stop condensation in cavity and draw in a fire situation

 

[Deleted member 32554]

It says it in the pink book

 

[John j]

Here's a tip put super big fat dots ..........less skimming at end

 

[Deleted member 32554]

Here's a tip put super big fat dots ..........less skimming at end

Is that in the pink book JJ

 

[John j]

Is that in the pink book JJ

It's in the ginger book

 

[Deleted member 21440]

I was asked to quote for a job using this as the room had been tanked and adhesive wouldn't of been suitable to use on it. I said no thanks, looks f**k**g s**t

 

[Cockney]

It's in the ginger book

 

[Deleted member 32554]

I was asked to quote for a job using this as the room had been tanked and adhesive wouldn't of been suitable to use on it. I said no thanks, looks fkg s**t

Was it done successfully

 

[Deleted member 21440]

Was it done successfully

No idea I didn't do it