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All this talk of how troublesome L&P is, isn't it the job Electricians get paid for, getting over difficulties, not a problem getting fixings in L&P Walls or Ceilings, imo, just use the right screws.
Had this in a dentists surgery last year they wanted spots in their waiting rooms, the waiting room floor looked like a barn by the end of the 50th 73mm holeAny of you ever come accross straw and plaster? Ive only once.funI presume it has a propper name... Anyway Its just loads of straw pinned accross joists then plastered... That was fun
Screws of the right gauge, so they don't split the lathe when you find one to use as a fixing, such as when I was working we nearly always used a 1 &1/2" No 6 screw as opposed to a No 8 or 10, but of course there are many differing types and sizes these days so, I guess you wouldd need to use a suitable sized screw, I guess what I should have said in my post was "use a suitably sized screw to avoid splitting the Lathe" just so as some people would understand what I was getting at.What are the right screws to use in L&P?
dry wall lined plastering screws ,don't spilt the l&PWhat are the right screws to use in L&P
Well use them then!dry wall lined plastering screws ,don't spilt the l&P
What are the right screws to use in L&P?
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