Fitting the gyplyner in the utility

[@LTFC1964]

Another brilliant Vid Rich. I remember in one of your earlier renovations Matt was plastering and wasn’t really keen on being in shot but he has now really grown into the role and enjoying life.

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Yes he’s certainly both feet in with us now mate and loving it we hope 😁👍🏻

[@luckyluke8052]

I can't believe as finally someone from UK use something what is use in Eastern Europe since years. 😂😂😂 I'm talking about metal frame for drywall. Good for you man

[@alansenior5663]

You are so thorough and really good at what you do.Exellent workmanship. 👌👍🏻.Really enjoying these vlogs.

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Thank you Alan. Glad you are enjoying our videos 👍🏻

[@jackthompson6812]

Loved this series!! Top work as always Rich. Loving seeing Matt on them too what a top bloke. Look forward to the next one!

[@baldyslapnut.]

I foam adhesive some 12mm (or to suit) insulated tile backer board in the reveals, seal with SBR and plaster as normal. Reduces cold bridging in older reveals where space is tight and blockwork is returned to outer skin or single skin as here. Thorough as ever fellas.👍

[@Mr_A_Builders]

That seems like a good idea mate I’ll remember that one cheers 👍🏻

[@MrThebigredone]

I did a large suspended ceiling using those direct hangers and 3x2's, absolutely bombproof. You can buy ones with 2 lugs on either side when folded which give 2 extra fixing points.

[@steviekek]

Coming from a guy who can't hammer a nail in, I love watching you guys doing your trade 👍👍

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Cheers Stevie. If nothing else then Stevie right or wrong it what we are doing at least we can entertain you. Thanks for watching 😂👍🏻

[@donoconnor4204]

Enjoying this loads! Shame it’s almost finished. A lot of graft has gone into this but what a clean straight finish!! Felt like 5 minutes watching this it was so enjoyable!!

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Well I’m really pleased you’ve enjoyed this mini series but this was a little stop gap with bigger jobs to come. Adam and Mick have been working on it for a while and recently me and Matt back at it so we hope you’ll enjoy that as well 👍🏻

[@Doug....]

Coming on nicely now Richard and Matt 👍👍

[@Dj-zx8kc]

Good job as normal, It's also good practice if stud lands near the wall use track then you get a rattle in the wall. When we do it set laser for Finnish cut off then fix

[@davidbennett-m3i]

Looking good so far guys. top job 😀

[@rawlings1]

Just a heads up, you've broken the barrier when fixing the brackets, you should have used a rubber grommet plug especially designed for this system 😊 love your videos tho guys just a heads up

[@thechrissyb]

I had to do this in a tanked cellar, ensuite. I ended up doubling the uprights to 300mm centres and also ran a horizontal one behind ( kind of like a noggin ). I doubled them up as the customer decided to tip the exisitng board off himself. Not to gently.

[@dansweeting7899]

Did I miss something, isnt the wall un-insulated in the zone of the metal stud? Understand there is insulated board over the top but looks like a load of gaps?

[@RS-ei3yt]

Hi, always watch ur vids. Always great work. I have a quick question. How wd u gauge an old brick to a new extension using a different size brick..? Do u have a video of it.

[@HAelec1]

Nice work however in my experience you shouldn’t drill through a tanking or put some resin into the hole you’ve drilled?

[@Mr_A_Builders]

I can understand your concern but I’ve filled it with a thick plastic plug and also I reckon

[@HAelec1]

@@Mr_A_Builders fair enough. Not saying you’ve done anything wrong just my experience. But as you said with your steels. Every situation is different and mine might be different from yours

[@luckyluke8052]

What did you use for prime brick wall inside???

[@colonelflashman972]

Many thanks as ever!! what did they use for the tanking? felting?

[@Mr_A_Builders]

I believe they used a bitumen primer first to seal the wall and then felted it yep. 👍🏻

[@trimmxx2169]

Another amazing video lads. Would you think this would work better than woodfibre insulation with lime plaster? I am torn between both of these options ? both have pros and cons. I can only afford to do the job once and im concerned with the due point issue with non breathable materials on a solid wall with no dpm? Any feedback would be great as i trust you boys as i know you strive for excellence.

[@Mr_A_Builders]

All I would say is for you do what you feel most comfortable with but I’ve never used wood fibre insulation and lime plaster. I’d be torn between which one gives me the best thermal results and how far it’s all going to stick out into the room once completed. 👍🏻

[@w.o.o.d.y]

Hey Rich and Matt, good works shown here once again. Gotta tell ya though, I'm getting "Adam withdrawal symptoms" though...where is the big fella ?? Under a patio somewhere ??

[@Mr_A_Builders]

We’ve got something new coming soon enough for you all. Give a couple of weeks and it’ll all be revealed 😉👍🏻

[@gordyminiman]

Well done lads,a great job as usual!!!! One question for us "non builders"!! What is a warm deck?My wife said that she would love to find out!!!!! Chers

[@Mr_A_Builders]

It was ‘warm deck’ I mentioned which is where you put the insulation on top of the roof structure and then waterproof membrane on top of that instead of insulation in between the roof joists. 👍🏻

[@gordyminiman]

Thank you!! Us "non builders" need help for some of the jargon!!!LOL.@@Mr_A_Builders

[@amazing451]

Hi Rich, I no Gypliner is great for straightening out old walls, but in the case of a tanked wall wouldn't a MF C Stud wall be better as you would not have needed to pierce the tanking ? Also what exactly was the purpose of the 50mm gap behind the insulation was it to give it more thermal insulation ?

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Hi ya mate. MF stud would have come out too much and I would have had to move the fire door over to accommodate it as they wanted a 2’9” door. The air gap is just to keep it away from the wall and allow for any moisture to dissipate within the void. With regards piercing the tanking it’s only a screw hole and as you would have seen it was then filled with a plastic plug so it’ll have little to no impact at all. I reckon there’s only 10% of the fixings used that will be in the affected areas caused by next doors driveway. Thanks for watching have a good week 👍🏻

[@robertmorris5214]

Another great video

[@michael2934]

So funny. But great work. That's how it should be on site

[@mrboyban]

Excuse my ignorance. What is the benefit of gyplyner over wooden battens? I'm considering to use the insulated plasterboards (not really convinced the dab and dot would be the way forward... Thanks in advance.

[@Mr_A_Builders]

I wouldn’t recommend dot and dab on a solid wall it’s not good practice because the dab will draw the damp through the wall. You can use battens on the wall with dpm behind them to stop the damp pulling through but if your wall is not flat and perfectly plumb you’ll spend more time trying to level it out. Gyplyner is a cost effective and quick process. I’ve tried all ways to get over this issue and I don’t think this way can be beaten. As we always say on the channel it’s not the only way it’s just the way we like to do it. 👍🏻

[@PertinaxPertinax]

that tanking looks very much like torch-on roofing felt - how did he get it to stick to a damp wall?

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Didn’t get involved in that so couldn’t tell you but it’s certainly stuck and isn’t coming off 👍🏻

[@jn35353]

Been thinking about a new green laser, what's the set up you've got there?

[@Mr_A_Builders]

It’s a heupar. Had it a couple of years and been more than happy with it.

[@ThriveTalesTV]

like . very informative

[@georgeyboyhowe1685]

nice one lads atb

[@brolad23]

What’s happened to big mick

[@Mr_A_Builders]

He’ll be back on the channel before you know it 👍🏻

[@kevingriffin2846]

Top job is metal gipliner cheaper than wood

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Depends what your using it for but gyplyner is for this specific job and timber wouldn’t work as well.

[@109cheekymonkey]

Wheres adam

[@therealdojj]

Yet more "quality" dot and dab being removed there 🤣

[@BLAZERSEAMS]

I'm so sorry, but I have to ask - why is your mate wearing his pants on his head?

[@Mr_A_Builders]

😂 it’s his snood. It was cold in that house and he forgot his hat

[@BLAZERSEAMS]

@@Mr_A_Builders I was really impressed with him wearing his pants - a snood, not so much. Tell him it's much more manly to wear his pants on really cold days.