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Old 12-07-2008   #5
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Also and really important DO NOT SKIM THE PLASTERBOARD if it is skimmed the safe maximum weight drops to 20kg/m2. Bare plasterboard will take 32kg/m2 so even then you are riding a bit close to the wind if you add on the weight of adhesive and grout!
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