How would I tackle this

[Hitman101]

No experience. Just wondering how would you manage the gaps between the plasterboard. See attachments. Thanks in advance for any help or suggestions. Appreciate it.

 

[ChrispyUK]

Not the best is it.

Nice mix of fixings too.

Best you can do without starting again would be expanding foam, trim it back when dry and scrim well.

 

[paulf]

No experience. Just wondering how would you manage the gaps between the plasterboard. See attachments. Thanks in advance for any help or suggestions. Appreciate it.View attachment 54030View attachment 54031

Overboard deffo.

 

[zombie]

No experience. Just wondering how would you manage the gaps between the plasterboard. See attachments. Thanks in advance for any help or suggestions. Appreciate it.View attachment 54030View attachment 54031

Whi did that work?

 

[tapit]

Best to stuff it with the head of whoever boarded it.

 

[Vincey]

Lol you can skim fresh air

 

[Hitman101]

Not the best is it.

Nice mix of fixings too.

Best you can do without starting again would be expanding foam, trim it back when dry and scrim well.

Cheers thanks

 

[Topspread16]

Send me a picture when you’ve skimmed it @John j

 

[theshed]

Pre fill gaps. If those grey boards have been up a while pva them. They look like lathe boards, not seen them for years.

 

[Danny]

Here is what I would do... pva the boards they look quite old. I would even fire in some drywall screws as well.

Then scrim all the gaps,joints and and steps then would probably bond out those bits. Then I would zombie mix the first coat and then you will be fine.

Zombie mix is a handful of bonding to 1 bag of multi finish. This tip has been a game changer for me

Others may do it differently

 

[smoother09]

Looks fine! Decorator will definitely get that!

 

[John j]

Send me a picture when you’ve skimmed it @John j

Ry will skim it

 

[Retired Spread]

Not the best is it.

Nice mix of fixings too.

Best you can do without starting again would be expanding foam, trim it back when dry and scrim well.

yer scrim well with a roll of render mesh

 

[John j]

Here is what I would do... pva the boards they look quite old. I would even fire in some drywall screws as well.

Then scrim all the gaps,joints and and steps then would probably bond out those bits. Then I would zombie mix the first coat and then you will be fine.

Zombie mix is a handful of bonding to 1 bag of multi finish. This tip has been a game changer for me

Others may do it differently

I hate zombie mix

 

[Hitman101]

Here is what I would do... pva the boards they look quite old. I would even fire in some drywall screws as well.

Then scrim all the gaps,joints and and steps then would probably bond out those bits. Then I would zombie mix the first coat and then you will be fine.

Zombie mix is a handful of bonding to 1 bag of multi finish. This tip has been a game changer for me

Others may do it differently

Thanks for that !

 

[The Hobo]

local ready mixed concrete co may help

 

[Kinkyboy]

Why is it called zombie mix?

 

[Danny]

Why is it called zombie mix?

think @zombie told us about it a long long long time ago