Dubbing out.

[Gaz9977]

First post so hello.... Just a quick question, I've knocked a wall down in my kitchen. The length of the wall is now uneven, about an inch at the worst part. Would carlite bonding be the best material to dub it out, before I use multi finish to plaster the whole wall, or is there a better option ? Cheers

 

[Stewie03]

Bonding will be fine if you can get any that is

 

[Retired Spread]

there is a better option......call a proper spread.

 

[themucky1]

First post so hello.... Just a quick question, I've knocked a wall down in my kitchen. The length of the wall is now uneven, about an inch at the worst part. Would carlite bonding be the best material to dub it out, before I use multi finish to plaster the whole wall, or is there a better option ? Cheers

This is one for either @Tom81 or @ChrispyUK
They’ll put you right

 

[Ftp321]

This is one for either @Tom81 or @ChrispyUK
They’ll put you right

Unfortunately I can't at the moment I'm seeing tunnel vision

 

[Lastlaff]

Get that smelly disgusting sparks to chase the wall properly - hate having to try and cover their shoddy lazy chases

 

[ChrispyUK]

This is one for either @Tom81 or @ChrispyUK
They’ll put you right

yes, why thank you @themucky1

yes, or posssibly dab boards.

 

[Gaz9977]

Thanks for the reply lads, I've run a line on it, corner to corner it's not too bad, just the section directly after the old wall is rough. I'll be putting floor to ceiling kitchen units on the wall, so it's more to help me with fitting them than appearance....ill go with carlite if I can get any..... I presume 'a proper spread' means just plastering the lot with multi finish? Even tho its over 20mm out? .... Thanks again

 

[Pl plastering]

Thanks for the reply lads, I've run a line on it, corner to corner it's not too bad, just the section directly after the old wall is rough. I'll be putting floor to ceiling kitchen units on the wall, so it's more to help me with fitting them than appearance....ill go with carlite if I can get any..... I presume 'a proper spread' means just plastering the lot with multi finish? Even tho its over 20mm out? .... Thanks again

Mate use 50/50 lime and plaster..its the in thing to do,its like spreading fresh plaster

 

[Gaz9977]

Carlite bonding is like rocking horse s**t lol.... Prob a stupid question, would plasterboard bonding be OK to dub out and plaster over, I've got a few bags here. As it's just to level wall before fitting kitchen units? Cheers