New ceiling. Room is about 5m x 2m - battens running lengthways along the 5m, 40cm centres.
Thinking of using 8' x 4' tapered edge plasterboard, trimming the length of the boards to the 2m width of the room and fixing across the battens. The end result would look a bit like a ladder in my mind, with 3 or 4 tapered edge joins across the room. I'm trying to avoid having any square edge joins to tape/fill.
I know we'd waste a bit extra board. Also know the normal approach is to stagger boards... Does it matter for a room this small? Anyone see any problem at all please?
Thinking of using 8' x 4' tapered edge plasterboard, trimming the length of the boards to the 2m width of the room and fixing across the battens. The end result would look a bit like a ladder in my mind, with 3 or 4 tapered edge joins across the room. I'm trying to avoid having any square edge joins to tape/fill.
I know we'd waste a bit extra board. Also know the normal approach is to stagger boards... Does it matter for a room this small? Anyone see any problem at all please?