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Awesome, did you frame it first then stand it up or just knock it up in position? Would have been cool to see that as I’m wondering if there’s a rule to follow on curved walls with 450 centres on studs but you’d want a clean curve? This is the part where my mind breaks!😂
Hey @kymporter5810, It was framed on the ground and then stood. I went a little closer on the stud spacing as it makes it easier to bend the gyprock and wall panelling as there is more support on the curve and this helps achieve a clean, uniform bend and helps to reduce the chance of breaking the sheets when installing.
G'day Alex, Thanks for the compliment! The ply is 18mm thick and I used a double thick layer glued and screwed on the bottom and a triple layer on top as it will carries floor joists.
finished result looks amazing! well done
Thanks
Great job
Thanks mate
Awesome, did you frame it first then stand it up or just knock it up in position? Would have been cool to see that as I’m wondering if there’s a rule to follow on curved walls with 450 centres on studs but you’d want a clean curve? This is the part where my mind breaks!😂
Hey @kymporter5810, It was framed on the ground and then stood. I went a little closer on the stud spacing as it makes it easier to bend the gyprock and wall panelling as there is more support on the curve and this helps achieve a clean, uniform bend and helps to reduce the chance of breaking the sheets when installing.
What thickness is ply. Btw love ur work legend.
G'day Alex, Thanks for the compliment!
The ply is 18mm thick and I used a double thick layer glued and screwed on the bottom and a triple layer on top as it will carries floor joists.
So interesting
Glad you like it!
Did you install nogs in between the studs?
Hey Joe, Yes nogs went in the next day.