Long shot... but is it possible to retrofit flush skirting?? I am not worried about a shadow gap but just don’t want skirting sticking out proud from the wall.
We originally specified flush skirting but had some issues which meant that much of the House is now using insulated plasterboard (ie celotex bonded onto plasterboatd). So builder did not stop plaster at skirting level or use trims to achieve a shadow gap, since it wasn’t possible.
My plan was to score the plasterboard and remove from the insulation behind and then attach skirting so it is flush. But builder is dead against.
i guess my options are:
- cut plasterboard as planned and get him to plaster and work out how to attach skirting to insulation later
- let him carry on and plaster down to the bottom of the wall and later work out how to cut plastered plasterboard off and retrofit skirting
- give up and maybe fit an aluminium skirting or similar so it is as low profile as possible.
Also, is a trim necessary if I am not worried about a shadow gap?
Very grateful for any views!