A few issues

[Alex Wiess]

Hello

I'm renovating my first apartment with YouTube as a guide. However, I've encountered some problems that I'm unsure how to solve.

Problem 1:



The wall in the bedroom facing the outside appears to be some sort of plasterboard. It is very difficult to remove the wallpaper without damaging the underlying material. Is it safe to continue here? Can I remove the rest of the wallpaper and just fill over it? What is the best thing to do?

Problem 2:



Not really a problem, but I wanted to confirm that I'm on the right track. Just fill and paint here, right?

Problem 3:



This square is actually a fuse box that was left in the bedroom after the previous owner tore down the closet wall. I would like to cover those holes in a nice way. Do you have any suggestions?


Thanks for the help!

 

[HEM2121]

Hi

I'm renovating my first apartment with the help of YouTube. However, I've encountered some issues that I'm unsure how to resolve.

Problem 1:

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The wall in the bedroom facing outside seems to be some kind of gypsum board. It's very difficult to remove the wallpaper without damaging the underlying material. Is it safe to continue here? Can I remove the rest of the wallpaper and just fill it over? What's the best thing to do?

Problem 2:

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Not really a problem, but I wanted to confirm that I'm on the right track. It's just to fill and paint here, right?

Problem 3:

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This square is actually a fuse box that was left in the bedroom after the previous owner removed the wall to the walk-in closet. I'd like to seal those holes in an aesthetically pleasing way. Do you have any suggestions?

Thank you for your help!

Fill and paint. A slightly more expensive option, buy renovation work, check the prices of renovation wallpaper as it can vary greatly in price. You save a lot of work with renovation wallpaper. If the hole has no function, place a piece of wood, gypsum, and screw it on or glue it on, depending on the situation, i.e., if there is anything to screw into. There's probably someone on the forums who can give good tips regarding the hole in the wall.