I've found two different types of wall panels in my old house.
Does anyone recognize this material?
The first one, the small pieces - picture 1, as a novice I think it resembles tretex,
but I could certainly be wrong.
What do you think?
Picture 2, more uncertain.
It's white on the outside, fibrous inside.
And of course, it wouldn't be me if I didn't ask:
Do you think the materials contain asbestos?
Those of you who may be tired of me asking this, please refrain from answering.
The rest, grateful for constructive input!
No. 1 is guaranteed exactly as you say tretex. Harmless but burns terribly well and is not a good surface material in a residential environment for that reason.
No. 2 looks like a sound-absorbing panel of wood wool or mineral wool type. Spontaneously, it doesn't "look" like asbestos, and asbestos was more common in fiber cement variants. So no, I don't think it's asbestos. Do you know anything about the age of the building material?
Norrbottenstorpet, I actually have no idea about the age of the wall panels. My house is from 1893 and certainly renovated a bit now and then over the years. Therefore, it's impossible for me to answer your question. Unfortunately.
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