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    Default Calculating what load a wall can bear.

    How do you go about calculating what sort of load, weight per sq metre, different wall types can sustain?

    Are there given standards that are available?

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    Default Re: Calculating what load a wall can bear.

    first of all you will need a long weight

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    Default Re: Calculating what load a wall can bear.

    Are we talking wall backgrounds,, as in substrates..?

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    Default Re: Calculating what load a wall can bear.

    Quote Originally Posted by deanotile View Post
    first of all you will need a long weight
    then hit it with a glass hammer!

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    Default Re: Calculating what load a wall can bear.

    A guide is to be found



    HERE

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    Default Re: Calculating what load a wall can bear.

    Quote Originally Posted by Dave View Post
    Are we talking wall backgrounds,, as in substrates..?
    Yes, as in what are the given limits for different substrate types.

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    Default Re: Calculating what load a wall can bear.

    What are you tiling onto and what tiles
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    Quote Originally Posted by deanotile View Post
    first of all you will need a long weight


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    Default Re: Calculating what load a wall can bear.

    The link above should help.. if you have any more questions then please do ask..

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