| viharnik2. 12. 2015 06:18:37 |
Miri, here at the end walls it's only about fixing the load-bearing Knauf profile either directly to the wall or to wood. Making flat plaster in the wall tips is also a challenge for masters, because there due to main beam positions it's hard to make guides and cut dry plaster evenly, plastering isn't easy either in limited heights. I know sellers are greased with all ointments, so I use some info from Bosnian colleague. Yeah, lime plaster is good for what it is, e.g. for damp walls only as final coat, otherwise on rough bricked walls you can't do much with it without 4mm sand granulation and concrete and binders. With lime I repainted chimneys, good for renovating walls of old garages, use in stove making.
Brane, at my place the apartment will be a bit different more naturally made, not so industrial like at Brezi  . Grega, you're already so smart that it harms you a bit. Dangerous for you already if you go to the hut on the slope. Those small wood ends I sawed casually with the table saw , without help of adjustable alu rail.
Explaining like this how and what I do is hard. I described everything and presented pictorially by phases, and still nothing drops for you. I'm not doing any science, for complete laymen I believe such work would be mission impossible. They say you only connect twice in the mill . You just keep your thumbs crossed, at the end I'll laugh the sweetest
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