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Infilling a rough gap

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Afternoon all. I'm trying to do something with this exposed section of brickwork where an old boiler used to be. Any suggestions on how best to address the area? 

 

 

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1 hour ago, Super_Paulie said:

whack a bit of 9mm plasterboard up with foam and then just paint it?

 

Are you thinking of putting the plaster board on the exposed brickwork, or one big sheet over the whole wall?

Whole wall will be neatest

16 hours ago, jfb said:

Whole wall will be neatest

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If it’s for clothing then I just stick laminate flooring to the walls and it works well / looks neat / never needs painting ever again. 👌

7 minutes ago, Nickfromwales said:

If it’s for clothing then I just stick laminate flooring to the walls and it works well / looks neat / never needs painting ever again. 👌

 

That seems like a lot more effort and cost than normal boarding.

8 minutes ago, -rick- said:

 

That seems like a lot more effort and cost than normal boarding.

Start to finish in 5 hours? £60 worth of end-of-line flooring from the local outlet, and a box of solvent free grip-fill.

 

No wet trades needed.

No drying time.

Paint-less finish.

Zero maintenance.

 

I completely disagree!

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