Hi.
Currently building an extension that involves some steels that are all above ceiling height. Steels A & B are at the rear of the existing house for the cavity wall. Steel C is at a right angle to A & B between the existing kitchen and dining room. Steel D is 4m away to the left, it's just there as I was working out wall heights to allow 2 layers of plasterboard under it.
Is it acceptable to install the plasterboard as shown or do both layers of plasterboard need to "encase" the RSJ's?
Cheers
Currently building an extension that involves some steels that are all above ceiling height. Steels A & B are at the rear of the existing house for the cavity wall. Steel C is at a right angle to A & B between the existing kitchen and dining room. Steel D is 4m away to the left, it's just there as I was working out wall heights to allow 2 layers of plasterboard under it.
Is it acceptable to install the plasterboard as shown or do both layers of plasterboard need to "encase" the RSJ's?
Cheers