Mould on or behind wallpaper: fix the cause first, then the wallpaper
Mould on or behind wallpaper is always a damp problem: fix the cause first, then strip off the affected wallpaper.
Mould on or behind wallpaper is always a damp problem: fix the cause first, then strip off the affected wallpaper.
Renovation fleece bridges hairline and small shrinkage cracks, but not cracks with loose plasterwork, shifting or damp.
For a calm, even wall choose smooth renovation fleece, and choose texture only if you deliberately want it.
You can paint renovation fleece once the adhesive underneath is dry, and there is no fixed time for that.
You remove textile wallpaper in two steps: first peel the fabric layer off the backing dry, then soak off the paper or non-woven layer underneath. After that you clear the paste residue. Read more
The weight of renovation fleece, such as 150 or 200 gram, is the number of grams of fleece per m². At Intervos, the brand we work with, standard renovation fleeces weigh 130 to 170 gram, and the 200 gram version is pre-painted renovation fleece. Read more
With properly applied renovation fleece, you don’t see any seams after painting. The strips are butted tightly together, not overlapped, and the matt paint turns them into one even surface. Read more
You remove woodchip (rauhfaser) wallpaper by breaking through the paint layer first, then letting water, steam or a stripping liquid soak in and scraping the paper off with a filling knife. Read more
Renovation fleece hides small shrinkage cracks, but up close you see a fine fleece texture, and it does not straighten a crooked wall.
Renovation fleece without painting costs €1.50 per m² less with us than the complete package, and €2.00 per m² less if you supply all the materials.