Hello.
The walls shown in the pictures are indoors, they need to be repaired and re-plastered. The ventilation duct needs to be removed and the hole bricked up.
I have been considering whether it might require mesh due to old cracks, bricked-up windows, radiator niches, etc.
Is there anyone kind here who knows about this and can say if mesh is needed and how it should be mounted if so?
The walls shown in the pictures are indoors, they need to be repaired and re-plastered. The ventilation duct needs to be removed and the hole bricked up.
I have been considering whether it might require mesh due to old cracks, bricked-up windows, radiator niches, etc.
Is there anyone kind here who knows about this and can say if mesh is needed and how it should be mounted if so?
I don't think it's necessary and before, one would never have installed it. That said, probably almost all craftsmen would install the net today. Who can afford to take a chance, right?
Here is a video on how to nail the net:
Here is a video on how to nail the net:
Thank you so much for the quick response.
That was what I was planning to do with the net and nail it into the joint, but when I asked for staples at Bauhaus, the guy there said it wouldn't work "to nail into concrete." I got the feeling that he wasn't quite sure about his claim. So, is it okay to nail the staples into the joint between the stones? What size/type should one use in that case?
That was what I was planning to do with the net and nail it into the joint, but when I asked for staples at Bauhaus, the guy there said it wouldn't work "to nail into concrete." I got the feeling that he wasn't quite sure about his claim. So, is it okay to nail the staples into the joint between the stones? What size/type should one use in that case?