Replacement of Plasterboard Section In Bathroom Wet Area
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Replacement of Plasterboard Section In Bathroom Wet Area

Post by Fred235 » Sun Jul 10, 2016 9:08 am

Hi,

I need to fit/replace a small section of plasterboard and tiles in a bath/shower area. I got some plasterboard that I was told would be suitable for a wet area and have cut it roughly to shape ready to be fixed to the wall ;

http://recipesuggester.co.uk/other/new%20plasterboard%20in%20bathroom.jpg

My questions are ;


1.) Is it ok that there are small gaps at the top and sides of the new plasterboard? Do I need to seal these gaps with some kind of filler? My thinking was that when the tiles are laid over the top it will form a waterproof barrier so it wont matter that much, and also I can push the new plasterboard up a little bit more relative to how it is shown in the picture.

2.) Is it ok to fix the new plasterboard section to the wall using 12 x 5 CM long screws ?

Thankyou

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