glass rock

[richardbrown]

have a job coming up where a few walls are glass rock.

what would the spec for this be ???

thanks rich

 

[TonyM]

Joint it. This funnel was done with Glasroc and jointed. I know, cos I did it.

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[Jace]

bet that was fun to do tony looks good mate i like the peices that take a bit more thinking about to do

 

[TonyM]

The bottom of the funnel started at a height of about 14 metres, and shortly after I finished jointing , the painter drove a cherry picker into the side of it.

Rich, you can skim it but it sucks like hell.

 

[Jace]

talking of wba on anouther thread could you sue a double coat of that to kill the suction tony, ive never had the pleasure of skiming onto this stuff (glassrock that is)

 

[TonyM]

That should do it. I expect a couple of coats of PVA would do it, although the board is very smooth to start with.

 

[pftmonojetman]

Those quattro boards are an arse to joint they do my head in

 

[TonyM]

Look nice though.

 

[bubbles65]

Nice work Tony:RpS_thumbup:

 

[s.p.t plastering]

Where do you get the majority of your work from rich?....Just wondering, you akways seem to keep busy..

 

[lucius]

Good work mate, me and my son done similar last year though i must admit he knew the mechanics of it not me,it was an oval reception area with all the hidden lighting above prob was no one could set it, well only the silly old c**t after watching three people fcuk it up and me laughing privately about it the dopey agent said well your finding it so funny you sort it, 20 mins sorted, bricklaying background same as setting out certain brick arches, bet you dont learn that on a course.

 

[plasterjfe]

that an acustic ceiling tony? worked on a similar job in the lowry hotel

 

[TonyM]

that an acustic ceiling tony? worked on a similar job in the lowry hotel

Yes mate.

 

[Gibbo]

you can skim it as long as its had a coat of pva day before to seal it