Hi!
We have bought an apartment from 1930 that we are renovating. The walls currently have wallpaper, and underneath there is either:
  • Brick, mortar, and then some sort of paperboard
  • Brick wall partially exposed next to a white panel, with visible concrete and dirt floor, showing renovation process in a 1930s apartment. Detail of a partially exposed wall in a 1930 apartment, showing layers of plaster, brick, and damage, part of a renovation project.
  • Cross beams with some kind of mortar and reed
  • Close-up of an exposed wall section in an old apartment, showing wooden lathes, plaster, and layers of construction materials. Renovation context. A partially exposed wall showing layers of plaster, bricks, and wooden battens, with visible wiring, in a 1930s apartment renovation.

The goal is smooth walls, and it would obviously be good if it’s as easy as possible to screw things in. Just applying putty feels risky that it might not adhere/crack, right?

Or is it easier to install renovation plasterboard?

/Erik
 
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