ᐅ Bathroom Renovation: Which Cladding to Use for Pre-Wall Installation Elements?
Created on: 15 May 2021 04:37
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Olli-Ka
Hello everyone,
we are currently renovating our house due to a tenant change.
The bathroom is being completely rebuilt, and for the sink and toilet, we want to install pre-wall systems.
Now I’m wondering which boards I should use for the cladding,
also for cladding the shower and bathtub areas.
They shouldn’t add too much thickness but need to be sturdy enough to be tiled afterward.
The costs should also be reasonable.
Which boards would you choose?
Green drywall panels, Fermacell, or these lightweight, coated construction boards (I might favor these).
Best regards, Olli
we are currently renovating our house due to a tenant change.
The bathroom is being completely rebuilt, and for the sink and toilet, we want to install pre-wall systems.
Now I’m wondering which boards I should use for the cladding,
also for cladding the shower and bathtub areas.
They shouldn’t add too much thickness but need to be sturdy enough to be tiled afterward.
The costs should also be reasonable.
Which boards would you choose?
Green drywall panels, Fermacell, or these lightweight, coated construction boards (I might favor these).
Best regards, Olli
KingJulien16 May 2021 10:54Ok, I'll correct myself before any reprimand comes. :p
Under certain conditions, it is not strictly necessary to use moisture-resistant drywall in the bathroom, and standard drywall can be installed.
Under certain conditions, it is not strictly necessary to use moisture-resistant drywall in the bathroom, and standard drywall can be installed.
KingJulien schrieb:
Although a bathroom is not classified as a wet room by definition Correct. Confused that. However, this mentioned rule still applies to bathrooms (green!) – but that is just information I picked up somewhere 😉