How best to fix this hole?

[Åttioettan]

Removed a drain pipe from the kitchenette in a guest room. The question is how to fix this in the smoothest way (sufficiently tidied up with as little effort as possible?)?

 

[Ribons]

Take the end of the drain and make a mold in plaster, use foam sealant to glue it in place. Putty and paint... done

 

[Åttioettan]

Take the end of the avloppet and make a mold in plaster, use fogskum to glue it in place. Spackle and paint... done

Thank you for the tip!

 

[Stefan N]

I would probably have inserted some sort of beam behind it so that there is something to screw into.

 

[tommib]

You have a nick in the trim as well. Do you have the possibility to buy similar trim? If so, saw off the damaged piece and replace it with a new trim. If not, place a small piece of wood that you carve to be a little smaller than the hole. Then fill the rest with wood filler or plastic padding.

Regarding the hole in the plaster, I would definitely not use foam sealant; you have no idea where it will go. The standard method is a small piece of batten, like 22x43 or similar, and screw on both sides of the hole. Then fasten the repair piece with one or two screws and fill/paint.

 

[Åttioettan]

Was advised by Bauhaus to use some kind of renovation plaster and putty/paint over it and then replace the molding.

 

[Otsef]

Casco husfix rapid is good stuff, I filled a hole not so long ago by using expanding foam behind and the husfix on top.

 

[Vanbeasten]

A 20 cm molding strip that you attach using adhesive or mounting glue on the inside. Use a hole saw to cut out a round piece from a plasterboard, which you glue with adhesive or mounting glue onto the strip in the hole. Fill, sand, paint. And a new floor molding.

 

[Åttioettan]

Remaining sanding, painting and new molding