Beading question! HELP!!

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Hi, i was wondering how you bead a 120 degree angle on painted brick work? do you use 2 stop beads butted up to each other? This is for the inside of a conservatory.. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Also I've been asked to board and skim a ceiling. However in the conservatory they have slatted wooden ceiling i was just wondering if that would have joists underneath or something else??

Thanks in advance for any replies Peter
 
Just use one stop bead & overhang it at whatever thickness the bead is.
What are you putting onto the PAINTED brickwork?

Board & skim a conservatory ceiling ??? Is that a joke ;D

A matchboard ceiling would have joists yes, but in a conservatory it's usually glass ain't it ;)
 
Thanks for the replies. Yes it is being floated. I am using bonding over the PAINTED brickwork as it is a low suction background. I do apologise for the conservatory comment! Its an extension with a felt roof! :-D

Many Thanks!! Peter!
 
Petersplasteringservices said:
Thanks for the replies. Yes it is being floated. I am using bonding over the PAINTED brickwork as it is a low suction background. I do apologise for the conservatory comment! Its an extension with a felt roof! :-D

Many Thanks!! Peter!

;D
Yeah I think you'll find some joists under there then Peter ;)
 
Petersplasteringservices said:
Hi, i was wondering how you bead a 120 degree angle on painted brick work? do you use 2 stop beads butted up to each other? This is for the inside of a conservatory.. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Also I've been asked to board and skim a ceiling. However in the conservatory they have slatted wooden ceiling i was just wondering if that would have joists underneath or something else??

Thanks in advance for any replies Peter

get a propper plasterer to do it ffs ;)
 
Peter has asked a valid question and some times its hard to explain things in a few words.

welcome to the forum peter !!!

Rich
 
m33spread said:
Petersplasteringservices said:
Hi, i was wondering how you bead a 120 degree angle on painted brick work? do you use 2 stop beads butted up to each other? This is for the inside of a conservatory.. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Also I've been asked to board and skim a ceiling. However in the conservatory they have slatted wooden ceiling i was just wondering if that would have joists underneath or something else??

Thanks in advance for any replies Peter

get a propper plasterer to do it ffs ;)

Like you would know one :)
 
m33spread said:
Petersplasteringservices said:
Hi, i was wondering how you bead a 120 degree angle on painted brick work? do you use 2 stop beads butted up to each other? This is for the inside of a conservatory.. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Also I've been asked to board and skim a ceiling. However in the conservatory they have slatted wooden ceiling i was just wondering if that would have joists underneath or something else??

Thanks in advance for any replies Peter

get a propper plasterer to do it ffs ;)
yea give him a chance mate you once were learnin or have ya forgot
 
madmonk said:
m33spread said:
Petersplasteringservices said:
Hi, i was wondering how you bead a 120 degree angle on painted brick work? do you use 2 stop beads butted up to each other? This is for the inside of a conservatory.. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Also I've been asked to board and skim a ceiling. However in the conservatory they have slatted wooden ceiling i was just wondering if that would have joists underneath or something else??

Thanks in advance for any replies Peter

get a propper plasterer to do it ffs ;)
yea give him a chance mate you once were learnin or have ya forgot

Some people have short memories, think some people kneed to take a step back and think before posting responses, were supposed to be a friendly crew here!!
 
peer there is a 120 degree angle bead available in plastic.
again from sas direct building lord and downie. not to sure about renderplas on this one. but hope it helps
 
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