Tony K Posted April 10, 2024 Posted April 10, 2024 Morning all, I am providing myself with a tiny little garden office, the walls are built of single skin heavy block. I plan to add 100mm PIR insulation inside the blockwork, then finish with plasterboard (or maybe ply sheets). There are a number of mechanical fixings I could use to pin the PIR to the walls internally, but the question is, how best to fix the plasterboard or ply in place? I had thought to fix 100mm timber batons to the wall, but that will, of course, create a cold bridge. Is anyone aware of a fixing solution they would recommend? Cheers! Garden Office Details (1).pdf
Jenki Posted April 10, 2024 Posted April 10, 2024 (edited) Normally you would put a service void between plasterboard and PIR for cables, sockets / plumbing etc. so screw through battens & PIR into blockwork. 7mm dia concrete screws are fairly inexpensive in longer lengths and you only need to drill a hole as they are self tapping. Edited April 10, 2024 by Jenki url added 1
Tony K Posted April 10, 2024 Author Posted April 10, 2024 22 minutes ago, Jenki said: Normally you would put a service void between plasterboard and PIR for cables, sockets / plumbing etc. so screw through battens & PIR into blockwork. 7mm dia concrete screws are fairly inexpensive in longer lengths and you only need to drill a hole as they are self tapping. I had totally forgotten the service void! Thanks very much. 1
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