What do you want for the final result?
Is it an exterior wall? (I see a vent on one wall, but it could just as well go to a duct)
Should the wall be clad or insulated with something?
Quite frankly, you can use almost anything, from foam sealant to house fix, and get a more durable result than blåbetongen...
Is it an exterior wall? (I see a vent on one wall, but it could just as well go to a duct)
Should the wall be clad or insulated with something?
Quite frankly, you can use almost anything, from foam sealant to house fix, and get a more durable result than blåbetongen...
It's indoors. Where the vent is located, that’s where my kitchen will be. And behind the broken wall is my small toilet.Dowser4711 said:
What final result do you want?
Is it an exterior wall? (I see a vent on one wall, but it could just as well go to a duct)
Should the wall be cladded or insulated with something?
Practically, you can use almost anything, from foam sealant to house fix and get a more durable result than the blue concrete...
If you're just going to fix the corner, plaster with light concrete pieces is probably the easiest way forward. I think you'll have to do it in two rounds, though. One round where you fill in some and fill out larger holes with light concrete pieces, and then a round where you actually plaster up the corner again. If in the first round you get far enough to put a corner strip for the second round, that's a success.
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