Dryline Boxes and Polyfoam insulation

Oct 29, 2009 2 Replies

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John Whitworth 16 years ago

I've now started putting on my dryline boxes, in readiness for plastering.

This guide

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shows how to put the boxes into simple plasterboard. But I have polyfoam board. So it seems that I need to make a clearance in the insualtion for the tabs to return to the rear face of the plasterboard. I can see what I need to do. But it looks horrendously fiddly. Can anyone recommend a smart method of doing this?

Cheers

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John Whitworth 16 years ago

Not to worry. I've just discovered that it was simpler than it looks really. Just shove a screwdriver in a few times, then pick out the bits! :-)

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ARWadsworth 16 years ago

Damn. I was looking forward to a smart method of doing it.

I have always used the screwdriver method.

Adam

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