ᐅ Utility room before installing screed: paint the technical equipment now or later?
Created on: 17 Aug 2017 13:22
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Hello everyone,
How did you handle this? Did you paint the utility room before installing all the technical equipment and screed, or only afterward? Both approaches seem to have their pros and cons. I can easily imagine that installing the screed might leave marks on the wall behind. The same applies when installing the plumbing. However, painting around the installations later or partially removing them to paint is probably not ideal either. What are your experiences? Thank you very much.
How did you handle this? Did you paint the utility room before installing all the technical equipment and screed, or only afterward? Both approaches seem to have their pros and cons. I can easily imagine that installing the screed might leave marks on the wall behind. The same applies when installing the plumbing. However, painting around the installations later or partially removing them to paint is probably not ideal either. What are your experiences? Thank you very much.
That space is too tight for the large vehicle. It is big, and the hallway is small. Why not use the utility room? It is next to the technical equipment there, but nicely free along the wall beside the hot water heater. And it is visible. Remember, the back door... only the official visitors at the front... Karsten
Nordlys schrieb:
That's too tight for the big machine. It's large, and the hallway is quite small. Why not use the utility room? It would be next to the technical equipment, but nicely placed free on the wall beside the hot water tank. And it would be visible. Remember, back door... the front is for official use only... KarstenHonestly, it deserves for the house to be built around it [emoji2]
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