Removing tiles
- Thread starter Kimi
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Holes in plasterboard is an easy fix, especially if you are tiling over the wall again.
Get a sheet of plasterboard from your local B&Q or some plasterboard offcuts and using a piece of newspaper as a template cut it to the shape of the hole.
You need some dot and dab plaster to hold the repair in place if the concrete wall is an inch or two from the plasterboard, if further away you can use a wooden baton .
If this isn't an option I've drilled a hole through a wooden baton that is wider than the hole with some no more nails applied to it.
Drop the baton inside and pull tight to secure it to either side of the hole, secure and wait for the glue to set, and then you have something to apply your plasterboard patch to.
Not difficult.
Get a sheet of plasterboard from your local B&Q or some plasterboard offcuts and using a piece of newspaper as a template cut it to the shape of the hole.
You need some dot and dab plaster to hold the repair in place if the concrete wall is an inch or two from the plasterboard, if further away you can use a wooden baton .
If this isn't an option I've drilled a hole through a wooden baton that is wider than the hole with some no more nails applied to it.
Drop the baton inside and pull tight to secure it to either side of the hole, secure and wait for the glue to set, and then you have something to apply your plasterboard patch to.
Not difficult.