Hi!

What is the best way to repair the holes after demolishing an interior wall? (See pictures)

A) Floor, parquet - is it possible to insert a piece of parquet and still make it look reasonably good?

B) Wall, drywall

C) Ceiling, drywall

Grateful for all tips!
 
  • Gap in wooden parquet floor where interior wall was removed, showing concrete underneath, near white chair and wall socket.
  • Close-up of a partially removed drywall section on an interior wall with visible rough edges and screw holes, likely from a demolished partition.
  • Ceiling with a long, rectangular hole in drywall from removed wall. Edges are rough, showing bare material underneath. Seeking repair advice.
The ceiling and wall just need to be filled and sanded. I would have replaced the baseboard with a new one. The floor is worse, if it's small, redo it.
 
Walls ceiling, putty sanding, painting
Alternatively, install an MDF surround if you, for example, don't paint the entire ceiling.

Floors I would have put some spacers then a, for example, 9x120 oak threshold over. If you don't want to redo one/both parts.
 
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S jkswe87 said:
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S jkswe87 said:
Walls ceiling, fill sand, paint
Alternatively, put an mdf casing if you're not repainting the entire ceiling.

For the floor, I would put some spacers first, then a 9x120 oak threshold over. If you don't want to redo one/both parts.
S jkswe87 said:
Walls ceiling, fill sand, paint
Alternatively, put an mdf casing if you're not repainting the entire ceiling.

For the floor, I would put some spacers first, then a 9x120 oak threshold over. If you don't want to redo one/both parts.
S jkswe87 said:
Walls ceiling, fill sand, paint
Alternatively, put an mdf casing if you're not repainting the entire ceiling.

For the floor, I would put some spacers first, then a 9x120 oak threshold over. If you don't want to redo one/both parts.
Yeah, sounds simple. I would've preferred to skip the threshold but I guess I have no other choice if I don't want to redo the floor.

Best filler for the wall and ceiling? How wide (should I fill)?
 
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Check out their website Scotter/beckers, there's quite a lot of useful information there.
 
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