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how to fit angle beading |
Scrim can be used on internal corners to prevent the plaster from cracking but external corners require special attention due to the fact that they often receive the occasional knock or bump. In older properties it is not unusual to find wooden beading running down the corners of external corners on chimney breasts etc. Today either galvanised metal corner beading or plastic corner beading is used. This should also be used to bead reveals around windows etc. as these are areas which are prone to the occasional knock!
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Here is one of the external corners of the reveal
around the window. This will need beading with either galvanised
steel or plastic beading to protect it from impact damage. |
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Cut the beading to the correct length using a
hacksaw, being careful not to bend or distort it. |
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Fasten the beading into place using dry wall screws. |
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Ensure that where two pieces of beading meet, they
are aligned exactly and square. |
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Once all beading and taping has been carried out the boards can be skimmed using skimming plaster.
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