Rollo83
2017-03-23 08:35:20
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Good morning.
My house has a basement consisting of a white bathtub [Weisse Wanne] and masonry walls made of Ytong stones. I want to make the larger room a bit more livable in the near future. I will probably just plaster the interior Ytong walls (for example with Ardex A 828), but I am unsure what to do with the exterior walls of the basement. I have two of those. My first thought was to provide the walls with battens and then cover them with drywall so that the electrical installation could also be done in the hollow space. On the other hand, we are still dealing with an ordinary basement room where surface-mounted electrical installation is also acceptable. So, one could basically plaster and paint the exterior walls the same way as the interior walls. Is there any argument for or against this, or which method would be best?
My house has a basement consisting of a white bathtub [Weisse Wanne] and masonry walls made of Ytong stones. I want to make the larger room a bit more livable in the near future. I will probably just plaster the interior Ytong walls (for example with Ardex A 828), but I am unsure what to do with the exterior walls of the basement. I have two of those. My first thought was to provide the walls with battens and then cover them with drywall so that the electrical installation could also be done in the hollow space. On the other hand, we are still dealing with an ordinary basement room where surface-mounted electrical installation is also acceptable. So, one could basically plaster and paint the exterior walls the same way as the interior walls. Is there any argument for or against this, or which method would be best?