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jmcp
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Posted: Mon Jun 27, 2011 3:41 pm |
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Yip, after ripping down a false ceiling and the original ceiling, putting up a new ceiling, getting it plastered, I managed to put my foot through it whilst working in the room above, not my finest hour and currently consoling myself with a bottle of jack daniels to kill the pain and the memory.
So, will I be able to cut the damaged area out and put up a patch (approx 2 ft square), plaster it, paint it and will it blend in with the existing ceiling or will I never be able to make it look right without having the whole ceiling skimmed ?
Cheers, John
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lagi
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Posted: Mon Jun 27, 2011 4:21 pm |
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Not as bad as it seems, but you will need to cut back to a joist and probably fit a couple of noggins in to make sure the new and the old bits are supported. Tape it up and skim it over.
And get some floorboards down.
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northwales4u
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Posted: Mon Jun 27, 2011 6:49 pm |
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and dont go double checking it while you have had a few JDs or there may be more holes
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Posted: Mon Jun 27, 2011 6:50 pm |
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cwplastering wrote: :roll: work top down mate... now you know why...  Spot on cwplastering. The number of times of seen the nails/screws pop on the new ceiling when fixing the boards above down.
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jmcp
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Posted: Mon Jun 27, 2011 7:31 pm |
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I had a single floor board up due to trying to find were some water was coming in (unsuccessfully I may add lol) and I couldn't get a replacement floor board so was hanging off to get some ply wood to use as a replacement, been quite a few weeks like this and got completely complacent, never did I imagine that I would be able to fit down the gap, never mind go right through the gap and through my nice new ceiling below, cannae believe I was soo dumb, not me, I'm far too smart to do something so stupid lol I also can't believe I took two days off my work to do something that has probably put me 3 days behind, thoroughly peeved off.
Cheers, John
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Posted: Tue Jun 28, 2011 8:55 am |
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I fitted my own bathroom last year and ran the pipe for the shower behind the bath plastererd and tiled and made a note of the location of the pipe and yes i then fitted the shower door and screwed right through the poly pipe i was so god dam annoyed with myself i turned the water of and went the pub lol. The misses couldn't stop laughing lol
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