Hello
I want to cover my walls with drywall panels to create a smooth surface.
Now my question is: do the panels or a battens framework stick directly to the existing wall, and then the panels are screwed onto that?
What do I need to consider?
If I use a batten framework, do I also need to apply a vapor barrier foil on the battens?
Best regards
Maik
I want to cover my walls with drywall panels to create a smooth surface.
Now my question is: do the panels or a battens framework stick directly to the existing wall, and then the panels are screwed onto that?
What do I need to consider?
If I use a batten framework, do I also need to apply a vapor barrier foil on the battens?
Best regards
Maik
The placement of the vapor barrier is determined by the calculation of the dew point within the wall. However, there is insufficient information about the wall construction to do this accurately.
If the wall is already uneven, then adding the cladding with battens may not really help much, right? At least, significant adjustments would probably be necessary.
In this case, I would rather recommend adhesive mounting.
If the wall is already uneven, then adding the cladding with battens may not really help much, right? At least, significant adjustments would probably be necessary.
In this case, I would rather recommend adhesive mounting.
Hello,
I would suggest vertical battens. The center of the batten should be at 62.5cm (25 inches).
Start in a way that you don’t begin or end with a full panel, so you can cut off the factory edge. This way, you only need to apply acrylic in the corners, not fill them.......
Best regards, Dirk
I would suggest vertical battens. The center of the batten should be at 62.5cm (25 inches).
Start in a way that you don’t begin or end with a full panel, so you can cut off the factory edge. This way, you only need to apply acrylic in the corners, not fill them.......
Best regards, Dirk
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