No, put the expanded metal directly over it and then plaster. It still needs to dry. I did it the same way myself. No cracks, the wall became even, and Rotband is easy and simple to work with.You mean first fill the slit layer by layer with Rotband; then when I have roughly reached the height of the brick front, put the expanded metal over it and afterwards plaster with, for example, lime-cement plaster/Rotband?
No, directly put expanded metal mesh over it and then plaster over it. It still has to dry. I did it the same way at my place. No cracks, the wall became even, and Rotband is easy and simple to work with.
CAT7, so proper shielding and the 2cm distance is ensured by a spacer.. ;) Also regarding the electrical installation: Apart from the kitchen, almost all supply lines are protected with B13..ah, and communication cables run for a long time parallel to power lines are also not an optimal solution. Who planned this cable route? Is it new construction or renovation of an old building?
But the area under the expanded metal remains hollow then?
No problem :D Thanks!You are right, I first threw it on and then put expanded metal over it. What 3 years can do. Therefore also let it dry thoroughly.
CAT7, so proper shielding and the 2cm distance is ensured by a rib.. ;)