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Thread: Plumbing behind Gyprock
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9th February 2009, 07:20 PM #1
Plumbing behind Gyprock
I have cold and hot water pipes running across a brick wall which was an external wall and now internal. Since I cant gyrock straight on to the wall, I'm gonna build a timber frame and gyrock on that. (unless someone else has a better idea)
Do I need to wrap the pipes in anything to protect the wall or is it ok to leave them as is?
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