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There are several types of crack you will find in plastered [[walls]], and several causes of them. The repair methods are different dep These very fine cracks often appear after walls are re-plastered, or [[fill]]ed. They are usually caused by the material shrinking slightly

* Bales are stacked & the wall plastered * Wall is plastered, the plaster attaches to the ring pulls

...all hole for the 4-core electric cable. I got these in before the wall was plastered and the FGAS fitter just positioned the wall unit over them so all were hid

...g a small gap with the next length. The gap is filled with cotton scrim, [[plastered]] over and patterned matched using appropriate [[tools]].

...stering Beginner's Guide|plastered]] over. There's no harm in leaving them plastered over permanently, and this will always provide more available conduit space

...ndles in a power cut is a known [[fire]] risk. A small sconce mounted to a plastered [[wall]] eliminates most of the risk.

...r all the joins, and the wall either [[filler|filled]] and sanded, or skim plastered. ...cause the [[plaster]] to ruck up, ruining the finish. They also rust when plastered. If for some reason you need to use a standard screw or two, pre[[drill]] t

* When cemented or plastered over, "Denso" tape or other flexible wrapping should be used to avoid expan

...he thickness of the wall. For a four inch block or brick wall that will be plastered, a 5" wide board is about right. Ideally the lining wants to come out flush

...vitable, but should be minimised. These are by far the weakest part of any plastered wall or ceiling, and most likely to crack.

...s where method of use provides another means to prevent spread of fire (eg plastered strawbale construction).

...itable. That means getting the insulation in, the plasterboard on and skim plastered.

...ch finishes, and the consequent lower cost of artexed ceilings compared to plastered.