ᐅ Which type of plaster is recommended for a double garage?

11ant schrieb:

You know the interiors of all the garages in your building neighborhood??? – I find that interesting, but also a bit puzzling ;-)

If you have good relationships with your neighbors and their neighbors in your community, talk to each other, or observe the surroundings during the construction phase, it’s no longer a secret. Unless you live alone in your own isolated spot, then it’s a different story (Please don’t take this the wrong way, I’m not referring to anyone in particular).

Now, what if KNX or smart home enthusiasts start thinking about a garage? They’d have to be out of this world or declared “aliens” 😉

But, to not drag this on unnecessarily – the message has been received loud and clear.

netzplan schrieb:

What if KNX or Smart Home enthusiasts started thinking about their garage?

Nothing at all, because why wouldn’t you integrate your garage if you already have such a system installed in the house?

From what I’ve seen in the surrounding garages, almost every one has plastered walls and tiled floors. Electrical wiring is usually surface-mounted but there is plenty of equipment available.

Inside, I would use lime plaster and apply it using the simplest method. I would not paint it. We only had lime-cement plaster applied, which is certainly a cost factor, but in my opinion was necessary for the interior exposed Poroton masonry. With calcium silicate blocks, aerated concrete (Ytong), or timber framing, this is, in my opinion, not necessary!

hanse987 schrieb:

Nothing would be

;)

bauenmk2020 schrieb:

Inside, I would use lime plaster and choose the simplest method.

Do you mean "pure" lime plaster? For example, Knauf Rotkalk?

netzplan schrieb:

Do you mean "pure" lime plaster, e.g., Knauf Rotkalk?

Lime-cement plaster. I believe lime plaster is more expensive and better suited for living areas.

Okay, sounds good, thank you for the quick response.