These will be the supports for a piece of drywall or plasterboard we’ll install shortly. Once you have them in place, attach them with a couple screws into the existing plaster. Make sure to use screws long enough to make it all the way through the plaster and support pieces. As you ...
The plasterboard we advised you to use is designed to soundproof, plus it’s tapered so you can dryline the joints. Yes, you can use a cheaper type of plasterboard but this one makes all the difference when added to the insulation 80mm. Soundproofing Third Step When you screw your plaster...