This guy is a genius at his craft. You can tell he has worked hard at bee coming this good. It may not be the way we do things in the US but maybe it’s time!
Vertical alignment is a key difference. Advantages with both however when it is done a way for a certain amount of item the material are adapted an sized for it. I think even the bag you get insulation from are different. You have more rectangular, which I think is for tighter transport costs. We are use more to rolls, which can in some case be cut while in the bag rolled up surprisingly accurately with a careful technique.
I watched this because I have recently moved from a traditional plastered house to a dry lined one. Now I understand what is behind the lining and I'm much happier about small DIY jobs. Thanks.
Hope the lads are paid well. U can see they graft non stop, are efficient and are always checking for level and plumb. Full envelope of the boards are dabbed (this doesn't always happen). Good tradesmen. All the best to them and the company.
This is standard in new build housing in the UK and has been for a long time. Lots of benefits over using a two coat plaster system which was the traditional method.
Thankyou for this video, not done dry lining since college 15 years ago and needed a catch up, this is how I was taught and this is how I will be doing it tomorrow with no hessitation although mine will be no where near as good as this. Cheers Lad
Caranya hampir sama dengan cara yang saya pasang dalam vidio saya. Dalam vidio ini proses levelnya menggunakan jidar dan waterpas, kalo dalam vidio saya menggunakan laser level dan jidar, good job. I like this vidio.
Builder99 exactly! It’s definitely done differently here in the states but regardless of how it’s done here due to code requirements, their cuts seemed quite precise & over all finish seems very very good.
I was a general foreman for a huge contractor, then a contracts mananager,in charge of multi million pound contracts, we used to use a team of contract guys for dry walling who were the tops, one guy mixed the adhesive, in a huge tub as you see here while the other guys were measuring and cutting the sheets, the mixer guy did not move from the middle of the floor, he scooped and threw with deadly accuracy the daubs onto the walls , as fast as he worked the other guys were placing the boards in place, a real team effort.Their work was faultless, swift clean efficient and skilled.
This is well wrong. They should have started from a door casing or a plasterboarded wall. The reveals should have bin done in advanced and started with the top one first then the sides and left to go hard before putting the window wall on. Oh no fail
I refurbish bathrooms for a living and I'm quite deft at drylining but i couldn't do it full time because its proper hard work! I also wonder to myself when demolishing bathrooms in old houses the labour that was involved back the day with lathe and plaster! Must have been a right faff.
I do all my own work as I am fussy but these boys are real professional, I haven't seen many who are as good and careful with returns on windows but so quick.
They guys are very good, clean and productive. As an American, we would furr the wall with framing strips and attach the gypsum panel. I am curious as to why not just plaster the wall? They still have to come back and treat the joints with a two to three coats, right? I am not critical, they are pros. But wouldn't people want skim coat plaster? We would do what we call two coat veneer. a thin sand coat then a smooth gypsum when it sets, but not dry.
All these gimps commenting on the video have no idea how homes are built in the UK or where the insulation goes, Nothing wrong with this build at all. Nice vid.
in America most new homes dont even have plaster on the wall just taped drywall so insalation and accoustic dampening is much less than in the UK. There is a very small proportion of plasterers in the US most people use Mud unlike in the UK where every home has plaster walls which are much more durable so.........
This is perfectly good workmanship. For the other viewers on here looking to learn something, you may or may not be aware but the boards adjacent to an entry and egress, i.e. a doorway have to have so many mechanical fixings to hold the boards in situ in the event of a fire to allow for the occupants to escape. If they don't have the fixings and the boards come off the wall they can block the exit point and trap people inside.
It's only impressive if you don't care about the horrific noise and resonance problems that wall will suffer. Search for "NHBC wall linings and acoustic performance" to see what using a few spread-out dabs like this will do to noise performance.
You sound like a proper jobsworth. No one's arsed about noise performance. Nothing wrong with the dabs either, solid (picture frame) where they need to be.
@@dohnjoe1337 Nice to see you take pride in your work. You might not give a shit about noise performance but the poor fuckers who have to live there do. Sounds like you're as much of an embarrassment to the trade as these muppets.
I get my electrician to coil the wires into the back box screwed on the wall. Hold the board in position, give it a few taps over the back box, you’ll have a perfect mark left on the board to cut out.
I do the same technique .but instead of cutting from the back I push a nail or screw through each corner of the marked box pull them out. turn around the board join the holes with a pencil line then cut from the front
Haha, love the cheesy pose at the end 😅 you know these guys were like 'ffs Carl, we just wanna work, there is 6 more rooms to do.. ". good lads did a good job
Beautiful to watch - I am trying to plaster a tiny wardrobe, obviously this is how dry wall should be done. No nails to spoil the finish. Can you dab up sheets like this if the block wall has been painted?
I'd like to know what is in that mix. like others have commented, no vapor barrier or insulation between the paper backed wallboard and blocks. Tisk tisk.
Vapour barrier not required insulation is in the cavity of the face brickwork and interior blockwork . Mix is thistle ‘drywall’ adhesive . Obvs you no nothing on uk house construction?
Nothing wrong with installing GWB (gypsum wall board) directly onto concrete or CMU (concrete masonry units) walls as shown in this video. All the required insulation will be on the outside of the CMU resulting in the dew point being well outside the outer face of the CMU. With this assembly the CMU wall will be the same temperature as the interior living space. Bingo, a dry wall assembly and no mould. Very professional job with pride in workmanship evident. Well done lads
Nice bit of work I started using a laser offset from the block work about 100 mm and using a straight edge to work from the laser back to the face of the board found it a bit quicker and more accurate Than the old school way on long runs
excellent video, that was great to watch, bloody skilled men they are, no messing about..would one bag of adhesive equal to about one plasterboard? i am going to stick three on a wall, and wondered how much adhesive i would need, thanks again for that video, very helpful for people like me
Nice work, I'd definitely recommend sealing the blockwork first though. I was on site with a rep from gyproc who said 40% of those dabs will fail in the first 6 weeks if you don't. The block is too soft and dusty and when the dabs dry out or movement in the build from settlement etc the dabs will blow.
Some wet PVA or acrylic primer, or even plasterers blue grit although the latter two are quite expensive and probably over kill. It just wants to be able to soak a few mm into the block and then dry to strengthen the powdery loose surface that the block inheritally has.
To the fools banging on about insulation....this is clearly a cavity wall construction. There'll be brick on the outside, then insulation and then the blockwork they're dabbing onto.
Explain that in dummy terms please. I have an oceanfront concrete house and want dry wall. Some contractors mentioned insulation but I dont see why I would want that in JAMAICA?
First time i see this, i’m a plasterer myself and you guys know what your doing. But as far as the “dabbing” goes. There should be a dabbing gun made for that😜 much faster then doing it by hand.
I'm a labour with 1 year experience in drylining, and i pull the cables all the time. That's what i've been taught from the start. And i dont even have any Cscs cards. My previous jobs were in retail and commercial.
lol 😂 I wouldn't do that to my house 🏡 but to each his own and there work looks great better then 90% of the so called drywall guys out here good job looks great
@@diegoperez2090 i think he would probly rather have wood or metal attached then drywalled . Probly would seem more secure . I have done it this way but we would use some roll form nails
Are y'all really worried about the pants he is wearing? Smh y'all are just sad. This is good work I mean I never seen it done like this but it's always good to find new ways to do the same shit. Stop bashing. If you can do better, gather up a crew and make some videos. Great job guys
Josh Osho, good comment, a lot of commercial drywall in U.S. is hung this way, yet most people have never seen it, it is a small world unless you open your eyes and mind,
Have hung miles of drywall this way does anyone know y it's called drywall dip shit its the sameas a plaster wall only its dry when you apply it hence the name drywall .. And in most condo or commercial applications there is 2 layers of 5/8 drywall 2 HR rating them there is shaft wall liner better known as coreboard wich comes in 12' x2' 1 1/2'' thick boards. And it's applied and built using J track and CH studs best and fastest system out there thats American
LONNIE STETZLER best system haha I'd rather have a two skinned brick and block wall than one of your shitty American timber build frames, even in hurricane conditions you do this I mean cmon 😂 the English taught you Americans how to build LOL
yep, should never run along a corner, min 300 from window corner. After score and break, always cut off from rear of panel, not tear the back paper to shreds. Manufacturer won't honour warranty.
Impressive speed. I've just finished boarding my kitchen ready for plastering but I am holding back because some guy said I need to make sure I have a 2mm gap all the way round my boards but my boards are touching so I might have to cut gaps all the way round my boards, or doesn't it matter?
They are supposed to touch each other, for fireproof and soundproof plasterboards. Just leave the 2 mm gap between the walls and ceilings. In case of vibration you have that 2mm with cilicone to prevent cracks.
This guy is a genius at his craft. You can tell he has worked hard at bee coming this good. It may not be the way we do things in the US but maybe it’s time!
Vertical alignment is a key difference. Advantages with both however when it is done a way for a certain amount of item the material are adapted an sized for it.
I think even the bag you get insulation from are different. You have more rectangular, which I think is for tighter transport costs. We are use more to rolls, which can in some case be cut while in the bag rolled up surprisingly accurately with a careful technique.
I watched this because I have recently moved from a traditional plastered house to a dry lined one. Now I understand what is behind the lining and I'm much happier about small DIY jobs. Thanks.
Me too!
Same here. Really scared when I started knocking doors and felt like paper.
I came to learn but instead of learning I was too busy watching the guy do such an amazing job so I had to watch it all over again
This guy is on another level. I can hang some sheetrock but this guy is impressive as heck. Got me beat for days
Something really satisfying bout watching a job start to finish. Good neat quick work lads
Excellent, continuous dabs at floor, ceiling around sockets and external openings - as required for good air tightness tests later.
Now let's see you skim it
He's done that a few times - what a legend!
I'm a plasterer for 30 years. and that Dabbing is 👌🏿
top quality work from a plasterer of 21 years.very professional job a joy to watch.
Ian Watson, I agree and I'm an ex sticker! Always get it right for the next trade... brickies take note ;)
Vous méritez le "Prix du meilleur plâtrier" de la soirée pour m'avoir fait toute une pièce en plâtre ce soir. Merci beaucoup.
Hope the lads are paid well. U can see they graft non stop, are efficient and are always checking for level and plumb. Full envelope of the boards are dabbed (this doesn't always happen). Good tradesmen. All the best to them and the company.
John Daniells , They make a good living from Drylining .
Thank you for the good words
In Massachusetts it,s not legal to install
Dry wall Whit out metal studs
in US this method is used often in commercial building rather than domestic...
This is standard in new build housing in the UK and has been for a long time. Lots of benefits over using a two coat plaster system which was the traditional method.
Let’s be honest they’re working faster for the camera😂
All of my years plastering and dry-walling I never thought of hanging a full board over the window lol, great job!
Less chance of it cracking, standard procedure
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А на что, на какой клей крепят?
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Can't understand the dislikes on this...this guys a pro! Nice work lad.
Thankyou for this video, not done dry lining since college 15 years ago and needed a catch up, this is how I was taught and this is how I will be doing it tomorrow with no hessitation although mine will be no where near as good as this. Cheers Lad
Hello
Greatest people on site are polski's they may not talk that much to non polski's i've found but they work, work, work well atleast some of them.
Excellent tradesman right there. I'm a spread and dryliner and this geezer is different gravy. Hats off to you buddy superb job. 👏👏👏👏
Mustard ain't he mate ,I'm a spread to 👊🏾❤
Yes he`s mustard flavoured gravy
Craftsmanship at it's finest. The cutting of holes was real art aswell as the rest.
wow this guy is awesome! very talented what a real pleasure watching the work
If only tradesmen actually worked this quick and efficiently. Nice video
They do when paid by work not hours!
Watching pure artists at work!
What a great level of skill. Bravo!!
You could say that if it was a float and plaster job.
Caranya hampir sama dengan cara yang saya pasang dalam vidio saya. Dalam vidio ini proses levelnya menggunakan jidar dan waterpas, kalo dalam vidio saya menggunakan laser level dan jidar, good job. I like this vidio.
we don't know all the reasons or plans they are following but the workmanship and fit they do is good...
Builder99 exactly! It’s definitely done differently here in the states but regardless of how it’s done here due to code requirements, their cuts seemed quite precise & over all finish seems very very good.
I was a general foreman for a huge contractor, then a contracts mananager,in charge of multi million pound contracts, we used to use a team of contract guys for dry walling who were the tops, one guy mixed the adhesive, in a huge tub as you see here while the other guys were measuring and cutting the sheets, the mixer guy did not move from the middle of the floor, he scooped and threw with deadly accuracy the daubs onto the walls , as fast as he worked the other guys were placing the boards in place, a real team effort.Their work was faultless, swift clean efficient and skilled.
This video just helped me fix my wall saved a small fortune
I am from INDIA and l Love your work........
Wow! Talented young men. Awesome work.
Programmer Qn ur Joking that is nothing !!!
@Oh Yeh Yeh not for this cheap work 🤣
I prefer painted concrete etc, but bloody hell, these guys are fantastic. Theres not many I would let loose in my house, but these..yes defo.
Nice to see good tradesmen at work!
Jh
i do plastering for a living, id love to plaster their work , very neat work lads
Bet you would 😂👉👌
@@petetheroofer3321 ahahhaha
I like how our it shows the hustle of the work flow.
Are there any benefits to this compared to the usual plastering? Besides that it's faster.
None. Apart from lining the installers pockets.
Whether you do it like this or not.. If you know the trade you can see these boys know what they're doing.
aaronMGK 100%
True . Nice to hear from a competent craftsman
hope he paid well
aaronMGK yes brother because they are Polish that's why I don't know what to do with Polish are the best builders
This is well wrong. They should have started from a door casing or a plasterboarded wall. The reveals should have bin done in advanced and started with the top one first then the sides and left to go hard before putting the window wall on. Oh no fail
Gets me excited for when I return to plastering after 4 years out the trade! Brilliant, fast and efficient lads. top quality!"
I refurbish bathrooms for a living and I'm quite deft at drylining but i couldn't do it full time because its proper hard work! I also wonder to myself when demolishing bathrooms in old houses the labour that was involved back the day with lathe and plaster! Must have been a right faff.
I used to think so but lathe is quick and easy to nail up and plastering it wasn't a science, they just packed it on heavy.
I do all my own work as I am fussy but these boys are real professional, I haven't seen many who are as good and careful with returns on windows but so quick.
Ok, so i enjoyed this clip much more than i expected :) nice job guys, big like
They guys are very good, clean and productive. As an American, we would furr the wall with framing strips and attach the gypsum panel. I am curious as to why not just plaster the wall? They still have to come back and treat the joints with a two to three coats, right? I am not critical, they are pros. But wouldn't people want skim coat plaster? We would do what we call two coat veneer. a thin sand coat then a smooth gypsum when it sets, but not dry.
Professional Lads can see they do this day in and day out quality 👍👊👍
Great video, good pace with no waffling, well edited. Like all pro's they make it look easy. Thanks
All these gimps commenting on the video have no idea how homes are built in the UK or where the insulation goes, Nothing wrong with this build at all. Nice vid.
car ink I'm guessing the insulation is in the masonry walls
If y'all build like this in U.K. I'm glad I'm in America.
Literally cluelss, and you guys mainly build out of wood... lol
in America most new homes dont even have plaster on the wall just taped drywall so insalation and accoustic dampening is much less than in the UK. There is a very small proportion of plasterers in the US most people use Mud unlike in the UK where every home has plaster walls which are much more durable so.........
But you build your houses from timber, even in a hurricane zone :D
This is perfectly good workmanship. For the other viewers on here looking to learn something, you may or may not be aware but the boards adjacent to an entry and egress, i.e. a doorway have to have so many mechanical fixings to hold the boards in situ in the event of a fire to allow for the occupants to escape. If they don't have the fixings and the boards come off the wall they can block the exit point and trap people inside.
I’m doing all drywall this way from now on saves me time and money on framing lol
I'd just paint the block and be done ....
...and no insulation. Get it done quick , get paid, and get out. Thats why everything these days are done half -assed.
Hard working boys at work 👍🏻
I always put the window head reveal on first and then the sides help hold it up
i agree.
pelvi3a great think appreciate
Always
Spot on, its the "done thing".
So do I & I don't use my square as a hammer
This guy has some serious skills.
True professional at work... Skilled tradesman.
I'm terrible at DIY. But hooked on watching people that know their job, this guy could most likley do this is his sleep
Impressive work lads..I like the way you navigated the window..respect from a fellow plasterer 👍🏼
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Beautiful workmanship
And that ladies and gentlemen is how to dot and dab.....nice work guys
Been plastering 24 years and this is the first time I've seen the dabs applied before the boards have been cut
There clearly confident of there measurements
Drying time is over 24 hours...does it matter?
@@1osmosiss
Drywall adhesive has a 1 hour working time, maximum
I dab on site like these lads and I've never seen it done like this but their work is seriously impressive.
It's only impressive if you don't care about the horrific noise and resonance problems that wall will suffer. Search for "NHBC wall linings and acoustic performance" to see what using a few spread-out dabs like this will do to noise performance.
You sound like a proper jobsworth. No one's arsed about noise performance. Nothing wrong with the dabs either, solid (picture frame) where they need to be.
@@dohnjoe1337 Nice to see you take pride in your work. You might not give a shit about noise performance but the poor fuckers who have to live there do. Sounds like you're as much of an embarrassment to the trade as these muppets.
Just a great dot and dab team great job. Nothing wrong with that job. Happy days
Are you guys waterproofing outside walls? or how are you preventing humidity?
They sure do things different in the UK vs here in the States
In what way ? The uk way better yes !!
This little guy is beast at what he does . 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
This is top notch work...
I wish the dryliners on my site were as good as this 😩
I am also drywall installer and love this work
thtat one its good to have better than an entire team, good worker on rigips
Show de bola, parabéns vocês fazem parecer fácil, valeu muito bom like certo 👍
Wow ?installation very nice from INDIA
I get my electrician to coil the wires into the back box screwed on the wall. Hold the board in position, give it a few taps over the back box, you’ll have a perfect mark left on the board to cut out.
Slashley gibbins rough that. Then you’ll be cutting out from the back side of the board. Look a right mess on the white side.
OK
clarkey1977 no it doesn't, especially if you use a jigsaw. Looks neat and tidy.
clarkey1977 Turn it round first and make the mark. Then cut from the good face.
I do the same technique .but instead of cutting from the back I push a nail or screw through each corner of the marked box pull them out. turn around the board join the holes with a pencil line then cut from the front
Superbly done, awesome man keep up the good work 👏 🙌
Haha, love the cheesy pose at the end 😅 you know these guys were like 'ffs Carl, we just wanna work, there is 6 more rooms to do.. ". good lads did a good job
我是擔心它是否牢固？
Very,very good.Very smart workers.
Somebody get this guy a rotozip!
Mike Metzger how’s he gonna screw onto brick ya melon....
Очень аккуратно и быстро . Я доволен видео. Спасибо ☺
You should do the top reveal 1st on the window.. but not a BAD job boys! You can also secure the board with a few Hilti pins with a gx120
Que buen vídeo, excelente,un abrazo grande, saludos desde mar del plata.
You are a legend man! You make it look so easy! And with a swag too ;-)
Beautiful to watch - I am trying to plaster a tiny wardrobe, obviously this is how dry wall should be done. No nails to spoil the finish. Can you dab up sheets like this if the block wall has been painted?
Glenice Crease Yes if the paint is sound not flaking and I’d check to see if you should use adhesion promoter or primer
Muito eficiente, serviço de primeira!
Bravo băieți ,foarte frumos 👍👍👍👍
I'd like to know what is in that mix. like others have commented, no vapor barrier or insulation between the paper backed wallboard and blocks. Tisk tisk.
not required, read my post earlier.
Vapour barrier not required insulation is in the cavity of the face brickwork and interior blockwork . Mix is thistle ‘drywall’ adhesive . Obvs you no nothing on uk house construction?
Nothing wrong with installing GWB (gypsum wall board) directly onto concrete or CMU (concrete masonry units) walls as shown in this video. All the required insulation will be on the outside of the CMU resulting in the dew point being well outside the outer face of the CMU. With this assembly the CMU wall will be the same temperature as the interior living space. Bingo, a dry wall assembly and no mould. Very professional job with pride in workmanship evident. Well done lads
Nice bit of work
I started using a laser offset from the block work about 100 mm and using a straight edge to work from the laser back to the face of the board found it a bit quicker and more accurate
Than the old school way on long runs
Impressed!
Professional!
Daniel Stelian d q material son esas planchas ?
excellent video, that was great to watch, bloody skilled men they are, no messing about..would one bag of adhesive equal to about one plasterboard? i am going to stick three on a wall, and wondered how much adhesive i would need, thanks again for that video, very helpful for people like me
He flung that up in no time, pro-boyz.
For fire and smoke safety it is best to have a continuous line off dab around the whole outside of the board. No gaps. Ok to have gaps in the middle.
Nice work, I'd definitely recommend sealing the blockwork first though. I was on site with a rep from gyproc who said 40% of those dabs will fail in the first 6 weeks if you don't. The block is too soft and dusty and when the dabs dry out or movement in the build from settlement etc the dabs will blow.
What do you seal the block with?That Thompson's water seal?
Amateri
Some wet PVA or acrylic primer, or even plasterers blue grit although the latter two are quite expensive and probably over kill. It just wants to be able to soak a few mm into the block and then dry to strengthen the powdery loose surface that the block inheritally has.
Quick blast with the pva and a roller
Thanks for answers👍
Молодецы! Без всяких бла-бла!
learnt a couple of tips from this! Good work
Why am I watching this and why do I find it so satisying?
8:36 His left hand thinks it's the weekend already
Brilliant 😂 no good at pat the head rub the tummy
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Excellent, brought back memories, nice video. A joy to watch.
To the fools banging on about insulation....this is clearly a cavity wall construction. There'll be brick on the outside, then insulation and then the blockwork they're dabbing onto.
My Car you could day it 100 times tgey still won't get it
@@patrickodonnell9770 Most of the negative comments are from Russian trolls.
Explain that in dummy terms please. I have an oceanfront concrete house and want dry wall. Some contractors mentioned insulation but I dont see why I would want that in JAMAICA?
no cavity wall will save you from condensation on external walls without using vapor barrier.
@@WWEENETWORK will keep the house cool
Guy's a machine. Nice work
Why are you wearing safety vests and pajamas?
Shaun Smith..... health and safety. But as your sponging off the state you wouldn't know.
For their mid afternoon siesta
Why can’t you spell pyjamas?
You spend your life in them, so you should know
it's more comfortable to sleep at work in pyjamas
Zo'r, menga yoqdi👍👍👍
First time i see this, i’m a plasterer myself and you guys know what your doing. But as far as the “dabbing” goes. There should be a dabbing gun made for that😜 much faster then doing it by hand.
thanks for the tip, i'll go away and invent a dabbing gun for you boys, will be released on to the market soon 😁
@@Arsenal-81 sorry mate too late, I've already invented one, I've called it the dabmaster Pro 2000
I've already invented the Dabmaster Pro 1500.
Inventing plaster that doesn't kick off in 10 minutes in Fl would be a winner.
Thanks, your video helped me to have courage to do this my self.
Never seen a dryliner pull cables through before. Give this man a pay rise.
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nor me, just for the camera dude
Never seen a dry liner not pull wires through?
Now u said that I’m never cutting out sockets again
I'm a labour with 1 year experience in drylining, and i pull the cables all the time. That's what i've been taught from the start. And i dont even have any Cscs cards. My previous jobs were in retail and commercial.
Nice work I just like to ask what kind of compounds do they use to make dry wall sticks to the wall
British Gypsum dry wall adhesive they using there
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lol 😂 I wouldn't do that to my house 🏡 but to each his own and there work looks great better then 90% of the so called drywall guys out here good job looks great
Why wouldn't you do that to your house?
@@diegoperez2090 i think he would probly rather have wood or metal attached then drywalled . Probly would seem more secure . I have done it this way but we would use some roll form nails
Do you have video of the finished walls?
Great job, guys congratulations!!!
Are y'all really worried about the pants he is wearing? Smh y'all are just sad. This is good work I mean I never seen it done like this but it's always good to find new ways to do the same shit. Stop bashing. If you can do better, gather up a crew and make some videos. Great job guys
Josh Osho, good comment, a lot of commercial drywall in U.S. is hung this way, yet most people have never seen it, it is a small world unless you open your eyes and mind,
Have hung miles of drywall this way does anyone know y it's called drywall dip shit its the sameas a plaster wall only its dry when you apply it hence the name drywall .. And in most condo or commercial applications there is 2 layers of 5/8 drywall 2 HR rating them there is shaft wall liner better known as coreboard wich comes in 12' x2' 1 1/2'' thick boards. And it's applied and built using J track and CH studs best and fastest system out there thats American
LONNIE STETZLER best system haha I'd rather have a two skinned brick and block wall than one of your shitty American timber build frames, even in hurricane conditions you do this I mean cmon 😂 the English taught you Americans how to build LOL
And you still can't do it right lol
LONNIE STETZLER yes older and more fat and stupid lol
What size trowel you guys use for throwing the dots on the wall? just out of curiosity impressive to watch 👌
Straight joints on the heads/revels of doorways is a no no
yep, should never run along a corner, min 300 from window corner. After score and break, always cut off from rear of panel, not tear the back paper to shreds. Manufacturer won't honour warranty.
Impressive speed. I've just finished boarding my kitchen ready for plastering but I am holding back because some guy said I need to make sure I have a 2mm gap all the way round my boards but my boards are touching so I might have to cut gaps all the way round my boards, or doesn't it matter?
Odd, usually you only leave a gap to the floor (10mm+).
@@majus1334 cheers that's good enough for me I'll crack on then .
They are supposed to touch each other, for fireproof and soundproof plasterboards. Just leave the 2 mm gap between the walls and ceilings. In case of vibration you have that 2mm with cilicone to prevent cracks.