Tub Installed Over Drywall at Darcy Parnell blog

Tub Installed Over Drywall. This type of kit is cheaper and easier to install than ceramic tile wall enclosures and is remarkably easy to maintain. The short answer to the question is, “it’s not recommended.” however, this answer only really only suffices if you’re converting a. What i'm really asking is if 1/4 backer board can be attached to the existing drywall well enough to make for a successful. In the house we just bought, someone installed a 4 piece fiberglass/acrylic tub over drywall instead of to the studs. Yes, it is possible to install a direct to stud tub surround over drywall, however there are a few things that should be taken into. Wall is flatter, less variance, less warping. After installation, there is a nailing flange that the wall board goes over, and is then taped and textured. Generally easier to install (once prepped/drywall up) if going drywall.

Wall is flatter, less variance, less warping. After installation, there is a nailing flange that the wall board goes over, and is then taped and textured. What i'm really asking is if 1/4 backer board can be attached to the existing drywall well enough to make for a successful. The short answer to the question is, “it’s not recommended.” however, this answer only really only suffices if you’re converting a. This type of kit is cheaper and easier to install than ceramic tile wall enclosures and is remarkably easy to maintain. Yes, it is possible to install a direct to stud tub surround over drywall, however there are a few things that should be taken into. Generally easier to install (once prepped/drywall up) if going drywall. In the house we just bought, someone installed a 4 piece fiberglass/acrylic tub over drywall instead of to the studs.

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Tub Installed Over Drywall The short answer to the question is, “it’s not recommended.” however, this answer only really only suffices if you’re converting a. The short answer to the question is, “it’s not recommended.” however, this answer only really only suffices if you’re converting a. This type of kit is cheaper and easier to install than ceramic tile wall enclosures and is remarkably easy to maintain. After installation, there is a nailing flange that the wall board goes over, and is then taped and textured. Yes, it is possible to install a direct to stud tub surround over drywall, however there are a few things that should be taken into. In the house we just bought, someone installed a 4 piece fiberglass/acrylic tub over drywall instead of to the studs. What i'm really asking is if 1/4 backer board can be attached to the existing drywall well enough to make for a successful. Generally easier to install (once prepped/drywall up) if going drywall. Wall is flatter, less variance, less warping.