125 degree external corner

[taylorhouse]

HI Guys

Would like you thoughts on a 125 degree corner. This is a vertical corner next to a high traffic doorway.

Options.
1) Standard 90 degree bead and try to pry open, never easy to keep straight and can kink.
2) Expamet 597 135° Thin Coat Angle Bead. If I could find anyone that stocked it( Rocking house Poo)
3) Stop bead - Would it be secure enough not to crack?

 

[scottie5]

Stop bead will be fine if its fixed adequately.

 

[User___removed]

Scrim the joint then use a skim stop bead.

 

[taylorhouse]

thanks guy, any special scrim tape or just standard.
this is the corner

 

[Arti]

HI Guys

Would like you thoughts on a 125 degree corner. This is a vertical corner next to a high traffic doorway.

Options.
1) Standard 90 degree bead and try to pry open, never easy to keep straight and can kink.
2) Expamet 597 135° Thin Coat Angle Bead. If I could find anyone that stocked it( Rocking house Poo)
3) Stop bead - Would it be secure enough not to crack?

Burrells is the only place I know up wor way that does 135 degree beads.

 

[plasjack]

Just use normal scrim tape on the join and then stop bead it
Recently had a angled wall and that what I did

I'll upload a picture

 

[taylorhouse]

plasjack, thank so you
1. skim taped join.
2. skimmed over tape to fill void in boards.
3. fitted stop bead and skimmed as normal corner bead.

is this right?

 

[plasjack]

Yeah

1. Tape joint
2. Skim tape or bond
3.staple bead
4. Crack on and skim

Just to be clear lmao

 

[scottie5]

Yeah

1. Tape joint
2. Skim tape or bond
3.staple bead
4. Crack on and skim

Just to be clear lmao View attachment 6205

Thats alot of services you offer, have you thought about doing a tiling course? .

 

[plasjack]

I do tiling mate haha
I do everything
Just don't advertise as it comes in with the bathrooms and kitchens normally [emoji6]

 

[Olican]

I do tiling mate haha
I do everything
Just don't advertise as it comes in with the bathrooms and kitchens normally [emoji6]

Do you do scaffolding as well?

 

[plasjack]

Do you do scaffolding as well?

No
But my grandad does!

 

[Danny]

lol

 

[raytheplasterer]

if the board is fitted well cut down the middle of the joint with a sharp knife and slide your thin coat skim bead in, if boarding is dodgy or is a fire
rated wall may not be suitable.

 

[taylorhouse]

Had to go to Elgin today, anyone know anywhere in Scotland Glasgow that stocks 135degree bead

 

[BigK]

Just use a stop end skim bead as already advised!!!
These are what professional plasterers use for every angle that isn't 90 degrees

 

[taylorhouse]

was going too, but wanted to pick up a strip to see the difference
There must be places that stock it, but by the fact that not many. No one uses it

 

[BigK]

I've never seen them in 25 years......

 

[taylorhouse]

anyone got any picture of the stop bead being applied

 

[BigK]

I'll put one up shortly, heading to a job now where only one side is skimmed at present

 

[BigK]

Scrim right around the corner, put bead on one side but so it protrudes other side by a 2 or 3 mm to take skim on that side.
Always better if you can skim one side before the other