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Drywall Question

pletzer28

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Is green board required in a commercial building bathroom if their is no shower????
 
pletzer28 said:
Is green board required in a commercial building bathroom if their is no shower????
No it is not . Take a look at IBC 1210 Grounding Material.
 
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pletzer28,

I think that Gregg meant to say "Surrounding" material

[ RE: Section 1210 in the IBC ]. :cool:

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north star said:
+ + + +pletzer28,

I think that Gregg meant to say "Surrounding" material

[ RE: Section 1210 in the IBC ]. :cool:

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Thank you north star, I didn't read after posting my 3 year old is sick with a fever and I ran upstairs to get his fever reducer.
 
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Hope that your 3 yr. old is o.k.!......My prayers

are on the way.



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SO i preaty much need to tile up 4 feet off of floor and rest can be normal 5/8s??
 
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So that we can assist you better, please tell us what

code you are using!.....Thanks!

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Chapt. 12 says that a smooth, hard, non-absorbent material

can be used, and that it cannot be affected by moisture.

Some have approved the use of gyp. board, in these areas,

with a laquer based, sealing type of paint, instead of the

ceramic tile [ i.e. - cheaper ].

IMO, the tile works better, and will last longer when

being cleaned on a regular basis......Your, and others

interpretations may be different.

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