Hello,
In our new build, the ceilings will be cast in-situ concrete.
How should the ceilings be finished afterwards, what would be the most cost-effective and what would be the most attractive solution?
Skim coating and painting? Or suspending the ceilings? Paneling?
In our new build, the ceilings will be cast in-situ concrete.
How should the ceilings be finished afterwards, what would be the most cost-effective and what would be the most attractive solution?
Skim coating and painting? Or suspending the ceilings? Paneling?
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Sebastian7915 Jun 2016 07:15That is definitely sufficient—provided it is properly plastered and, of course, correctly shuttered (formwork).
Most importantly, you won’t have to fill those annoying joints...
Usually, you don’t need painter’s fleece, but it does help conceal cracks.
Most importantly, you won’t have to fill those annoying joints...
Usually, you don’t need painter’s fleece, but it does help conceal cracks.
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nordanney15 Jun 2016 09:26Have the ceiling plastered in the traditional way and then painted.
Simply filling it in with putty will not look good.
Simply filling it in with putty will not look good.
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Sebastian7915 Jun 2016 09:27Why?
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nordanney15 Jun 2016 09:43Sebastian79 schrieb:
Why? Because I know what cast concrete ceilings look like. There are ridges, joints, seams, and so on everywhere.
Of course, you can also plaster them, but it involves significantly more effort.
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