Repair existing interior wall

[Ajct90]

Hello!

I had to take down the particle board that was previously on an interior wall, and underneath there was both concrete and old paneling, a few holes, and very uneven surfaces. I would prefer not to put up a particle board directly again, and would rather use renovation plasterboard (possibly with battens behind?) or something else clever. Perhaps we should use joint compound? I'll upload some pictures for you to see. The question really is; how can we do this the nicest, simplest, relatively cheaply, and of course, durably?

It will probably be paneling on everything, but that's not decided yet...

Grateful for answers!

/New homeowner

 

[raveper]

It will probably be easiest to align with some läkt and then add the writing material or panel of your choice.

 

[Ajct90]

It will probably be easiest to level with some battens and then add optional writing material or panel.

Thanks! That sounds smooth! And I don't need to fill in holes in the stone or anything, just put it up (and avoid attaching in the holes)?

 

[raveper]

Unless you believe the whole house will fall apart if you don't do anything about it, then it's probably safe to build it in.