G and J Posted August 3 Share Posted August 3 I’m either zoning in on the final details of our wall build up…… or…… I’m spiralling inwards until I disappear up my own rear end…. only time will tell (often at the moment it feels like the latter!). I do know that we will be having a layer of PIR on the inside of our frame, covered by a VCL, then a service void then plasterboard or habito or fermacell. But I don’t need a service void everywhere, in fact I’ve whole walls without a socket or switch, which leads to my question: Can I, and if I can, is it a good idea, to put up the plasterboard without battens? i.e. straight onto the top of the PIR? I presume not, but my assumptions may seem logical to me but keep being proven to be completely bogus. If so I can use more PIR, which is the motivation. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mr Punter Posted August 3 Share Posted August 3 There is no issue with plasterboard onto the PIR. You will need longer PB screws. It is pretty much what you get with thermal laminate board. I prefer them separately as it means it is possible to separate them at end of their life. Please don't use Fermacell. Massive ball-ache. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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