Pocster

Taking some of the advice on here . I boarded past the corner . Cut it back with a multi tool then a quick file over it . I presume this is better as a supported corner ?

Ever seen his woodwork?. Its shite!

Like mine !

No worries . I’m a bit like Jesus tbh . But not quite . Bet he never tiled or put up plasterboard - lazy (expletive deleted) . Heard his woodworking skills were shit also

Yeah but what f wit lasers and screws exactly ? . I just shot gun everywhere- no messing ! OCD is for tiling not screw positions !

Coooorrrr I want that !

Obviously mines the Dewalt boy ...

I osb ‘d everything so I get my gun and screw like a mad bitch

I’d rather the plasterer ‘prep’ it all . Don’t want to make it worse .... See what he says Thursday ?

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Stanley-Metal-Surform-Block-Plane/dp/B0001IWCXE/ref=sr_1_5?dchild=1&keywords=plasterer+surform&qid=1615393593&sr=8-5 Block or flat ????

Found this. Definitely rougher... ? Makes mine look ace!

I am a bit special you know that!. @joe90 has sent me a number for a plasterer. I might email him some pic's first so he knows to double the price anyway.

Then they up the price!

Exactly. That's why I'm paying him. It's his skill I need not mine ?

All trades get bought a coffee , doughnut , pasty and sandwich . This stops any complaints....

Corners were meant to overlap and be neat - oh well “ plasterer can deal with that “ .?

Plasterer will love filling/taping the (many) joints ...

Just for you ... I did call DIY SOS - but they thought I was taking the piss

Have decided I much prefer tiling to plasterboarding . Though I have been saying a lot today “ Plasterer can deal with that “ .... Plasterer will need a sense of humour ?

Feel happier with that !

Going to foam it . There’s no draft or sign of daylight - so not ‘open’ - but if I can get my hand in there it’s to big !!

Not really looked at the fixings of the door frame until now . Does seem a bit of a gap at the top ! - tempted to foam the gap ( between frame and the rubber seal )

membrane is there on outer timber frame . No need for service void - I’ve put in everything I could think of .

Here’s a better view . My osb is short - but don’t care about that . At the other it’s pretty level - so is a warped timber

It would appear the timber frame is out a bit - warped timber aswell . If I plasterboard this area as it is ; just naturally pulls to the warped angle . What’s the best thing to do here ? Can I ‘pack out’ the plasterboard to get it level ??