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I bet MSX stud work went directly onto the flooring too and not doubled up joists.

new build has its own shoddy standards to save money.

Euro Codes have anything to do with the invention of 600C's on timber stud work!!!!!!!!!!! That might be the answer.



I very much get where Tom is coming from about what the client sees. Shabby couldn't give a firk attitude because it is being covered up is all too common. Never once was I on a new build site for houses when you were allowed the time to take care at your craft.

Why should a client pay for 5hit boarding for example just because it is being plastered and the crap joins won't show. I wouldn't be impressed if I picked my car up and only half the nuts were put back in because the wheel ain't gonna fall off, mate!
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His studs will be on partition dwangs (3-4x2 at 600 centres)

Really pisses me off the attitude towards site works. I spend most of my time in house building and the standards these days have improved massively.
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I would agree,you get sent packing toot sweet nowadays if your standard of work is not up to scratch on new builds. I just checked the gyproc white book. It would seem a non load bearing timber stud wall with 12.5mm plasterboard is recommended by them to have.....600 centres.
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Is this a DIY forum or a forum for professionals??
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steviejoiner74 wrote:I would agree,you get sent packing toot sweet nowadays if your standard of work is not up to scratch on new builds. I just checked the gyproc white book. It would seem a non load bearing timber stud wall with 12.5mm plasterboard is recommended by them to have.....600 centres.
The British Gypsum trade book will state 600c's for 12.5mm boards too.

You guys are kidding yourselves that new build are top notch workmanship. Scotland and other parts of England may be different. In and around London though the quality is very poor. Mind you, it does us a good turn with the amount of insurance claims we get to sort out.
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People paying top dollar for a brand new house ain't stupid,there are a lot of small to medium sized housebuilders in Scotland and the spec and level of finish is way way higher than the Barrett and persimmons of this world.
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Tomwardframer wrote:Is this a DIY forum or a forum for professionals??
Both...I'd have thought that obvious.. :lol:
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I'll update this some time in the week, I'm nearly out of my time and am being took on by the firm i'm currently with. Done a lot in the past month, loads of joists/floors, a lot of 2nd fix and at the moment a load of 1st fix
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Nice one msx! Good to see more young guys coming into the trade!
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Got a cracking photo for this thread lol if only I could upload from my phone
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Is it the passage from the gyproc white book which recommends studs be set at 600 centres..... :cheers:
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Lol, something like that. :thumbleft:
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182michael wrote:Lol, something like that. :thumbleft:
What you mean you didn't sit in the corner at break time together with yer little flasks of coffee having a read and a snigger lol
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MSX.................Blimey, nearly finished your time. That was the quickest 3 years ever lol
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Will update this in a bit. For some reason I can't put photos on from my phone anymore but I've been doing a lot of 1st fixing. I hate doing bulkheads lol that's the worst part of studding :oops:
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