The cookie is set by GDPR cookie consent to record the user consent for the cookies in the category "Functional". The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Analytics". This cookie is set by GDPR Cookie Consent plugin. These cookies ensure basic functionalities and security features of the website, anonymously. Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. In these instances, one fixing can be used to secure the item by using the length of the backplate in the cavity for additional fixing points. For example, where a radiator has come away from a wall, a GeeFix fixing can be installed in the same position as the failed fixing and so often reduce the amount of work necessary to repair plasterboard.Ĭan be adapted for use with smaller objects, such as bathroom accessories, where fixing holes are close together. These hollow wall fixings can also be used to refix an object to a plasterboard wall where a different type of fixing has failed. They are just some of the many items that can be securely fixed to plasterboard with our fixings. TVs, radiators, towel rails, shelving, cabinets, cupboards, mirrors and curtain rails. The interiors of modern homes are constructed from studwork and plasterboard so that GeeFix is the ideal product for fixing those heavy objects to cavity walls. It was developed with the aim of creating a fixing which would secure heavy items to plasterboard/drywall walls. We are proud that not only was GeeFix designed and developed in the UK, but that it is also manufactured in Shropshire supporting local industry and British business. Fermacell with it's strong construction is a way out, as corners can be glued with jointing compound although sanding the stuff afterwards is a devil of a job it sets like iron.GeeFix was invented by Gary Williams who is a retired plumber with over 30 years’ experience in the trade. Wallpapering and its eventual removal can also present problems if you glue the stuff direct to the plasterboard. although corner edging on a roll has made it easier to achieve a better finish. We do that too Paul, with taper edge boards the thechnique is great for long straight wall runs as in commercial offices etc., especially where tough commercial wall coverings are used, Often, in awkward domestic interiors with much cutting the full benefit of the method is lost and external corners/windows can present a problem. If you do it well it's as smooth as plaster anyway and with the proper corner beads, doesn't crack at change-of-plane." "By the way, almost no-one here plasters over plasterboard - we just tape and fill the seams with joint compound. that way you have a whole surface capable of load bearing to some extent. You plasterboard over the ply, and then skim if required. "I would never attempt to plaster over plywood - it will surely crack unless you put some kind of metal lath (like diamond lath) over it first. There's nothing wrong with that technique Paul, until you redecorate/refurb and the missus wants things, shelves of kitchen cabinets etc in a different place and you're back to square one. and then take a photo for future reference. In new timber frame construction, you just put extra wood where you think you might need it. Posted By: Paul in Montreal." furring strips (battens) in the locations where you want to fasten stuff - if you're using furring strips to hold the insulation.
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