Recommendations for bonding adhesive between OSB 3 sheets and skim coat afterwards
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Monkey Boy
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PVA
Brick wall, plastered, Plasterboard, OSB sheets. HA says remove OSB sheets = fire risk. OSB sheets glued. Removal = damage; instead bonding adhesive to put a skim coat over...
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Steve Brown
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Your only option is to use plasterboard.
I assume you can't remove the osb as it's for a structural purpose?
Just tac it to the osb using drywall screws and your good to go.
I assume you can't remove the osb as it's for a structural purpose?
Just tac it to the osb using drywall screws and your good to go.
ChrispyUK
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As above.
Stevieo
Royal Spin Doctor
And foam
FOAM
ChrispyUK
Well-Known Member
Shut up. No one creditable uses foam FFS
lol...I did actually. Construction adhesive foam and it sticks 'indestructible'...lol...that's why I am in trouble now to get also the OSB removed without damaging the wall back to brickwork.
If I remove the OSB which is glued with foam I will consequently damage the underneath plasterboard sheets and would go back to bare brickwork and needed to start over again...that's because I didn't know that HA considered one wall in OSB as fire risk...I have learned my lesson...
ChrispyUK
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Just plaster board over it. Don’t skim over the osb
Steve Brown
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Why on earth did you stick osb over a previously plastered wall?
paulf
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He knows his onions, he always uses FOAM when he's at work.
This is from @essexandy and his private collection entitled "Meeting Steve in random places"
