The shed refit progresses...
I'm now trying to decide what to do with the inside walls. They're single cement block, cold and damp. Plan is to insulate on the inside with 1" white polystyrene, then dry-line with plasterboard over that. Original blocklaying is somewhat uneven, but the polystyrene will cope with that.
Question is, how to fix it? I'm not keen on dot&dab / tube mastic, especially as it's over fragile insulation, so it looks like I'm going to have to batten the walls out first, then drywall screws into that.
What spacing should I use for the vertical battens (and this is a shed workshop)? 600mm between battens to fit the insulation, then board out the plasterboard butted over this (with the resulting uneven screw locations)? Or trim each insulation board down to a batten's width less than the plasterboard? I'm not battening top & bottom. What size battens should I use? 1" x 1"?
Or is there any easier way?
Floor is solid concrete(sic) with a couple of inches fall from one end to the other. Over this I'm laying the grey foam "high performance" thin floor insulation (allegedly sufficient moisture barrier) and then
18mm OSB2. Plan currently is to lay this between the plasterboard, rather than beneath it.Thanks for any advice