For my cloakroom refurbishment project, I am thinking about what do do with the walls.
These are stud partitions on two walls and have historically had tiles in specific areas.
Inevitably, their removal has left a mess and I want to tile a somewhat different area afterwards and paper the rest.
Looking at it, I am beginning to think that it really isn't worth the trouble of rubbing them down, removing old adhesive and so on.
Plus, I need to introduce some reinforcing structure to support some granite worktops and to conceal the built in parts of some wall mounted taps.
Hence, ripping out the existing plasterboard and replacing it,appears to be an increasingly attractive option.
However, I am not sure that I want to go to the trouble of getting a plasterer in to skim the new plasterboard. I would rather select a suitable wall board (maybe it is plasterboard) and to just tile and paper onto that after a suitable surface treatment (or not).
Does anybody have a recommendation of a suitable board that would be effective for this?