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i'd never consider buying a house with studded walls, metal or wood. for me, walls should be constructed of bricks and plastered. plasterboard is for ceilings.
 
i'd never consider buying a house with studded walls, metal or wood. for me, walls should be constructed of bricks and plastered. plasterboard is for ceilings.
Welcome to the world of new builds, be it homes or commercial buildings, it’s just the way of the building trade.
If it’s not load bearing, stud it.

Wiring within metallic walls is a ball ache tho and you end up scratched to hell
 
it’s just the way of the building slap it up as cheap as possible trade.

corrected that for you. you can't define cardboard houses as "building", ans as for that mdf crap??????
 
was a case of a woman electrocuted exactly same scenario. no testing would have picked up the fault. although the report does not say, it's most likely that a RCD was not fitted to the circuit. if the metal stud had been earthed ( which is not a requirement ) it's probable that testing would have picked up a L-E short.
Apart from the fact, that the testing was conducted by a Painter and Decorator, at the time of construction, there was no requirement for RCD protection.
 
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Here’s the screen I got just after your post Middy, is that Tel heading up to bed? I don’t see a bottle in his hand so not sure!
not unless i've grown a gob bigger than the Mersey and a pair of ----.
 
Plasterboard walls are one thing but when you see polystyrene blocks used for 'block and beam' construction you begin to wonder!!
 

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