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<blockquote data-quote="Phoenix" data-source="post: 541848" data-attributes="member: 8133"><p>The youtube crowd like snotting up the back of boards with fire sealent like its a ******* moneyshot!</p><p></p><p>Most of the time, it doesn't infer much of an advantage*, and makes it a pain to add cirucits.</p><p></p><p>*I think the only time it can be most of an advantage is where there is a sizeable building void thats open/of unknown construction behind the board (he clangdon house scenero) especially if the building is multiple fire zones and there is suspician the compartmentisation is not established correctly - e.g. the victorian houses converted to flats and there is a big hole in the plasterboard behind the CU and its not clear whether that PB dispite not being fire rated is possibly the only thing sectioning off a large building void from each flat...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Phoenix, post: 541848, member: 8133"] The youtube crowd like snotting up the back of boards with fire sealent like its a ******* moneyshot! Most of the time, it doesn't infer much of an advantage*, and makes it a pain to add cirucits. *I think the only time it can be most of an advantage is where there is a sizeable building void thats open/of unknown construction behind the board (he clangdon house scenero) especially if the building is multiple fire zones and there is suspician the compartmentisation is not established correctly - e.g. the victorian houses converted to flats and there is a big hole in the plasterboard behind the CU and its not clear whether that PB dispite not being fire rated is possibly the only thing sectioning off a large building void from each flat... [/QUOTE]
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