I've noticed there are several different types of corner beads. I'm looking for one to attach to a stud corner. Which one should I use and why are there different types?
When would you use different corner beads?
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When would you use different corner beads?
I would use the left hand one for plasterboard corners
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When would you use different corner beads?
Agree with DWD. Thin, to hide under the skim, sometimes called a pro-bead.
The middle one is for solid walls, skimmed a little thicker, the mesh enables it to be bedded in place in advance of getting to the corner.
The right hand one is a render bead for sand & cement.
The middle one is for solid walls, skimmed a little thicker, the mesh enables it to be bedded in place in advance of getting to the corner.
The right hand one is a render bead for sand & cement.
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When would you use different corner beads?
Brilliant thanks guys. I chose the left one as I usually do but didn't really know why