Wwinnetou78 2017-09-10 18:54:37#2That still makes me doubt a little. I think I will try to fix the strips only punctually with the adhesive for now, let's see.
That still makes me doubt a little. I think I will try to fix the strips only punctually with the adhesive for now, let's see.
NNordlys 2017-09-10 19:15:41#3Just stick them on with acrylic first. It holds for a while and is much easier to remove. We didn’t consider that and immediately used the gril-like mounting adhesive. Now they are fixed. Karsten
Just stick them on with acrylic first. It holds for a while and is much easier to remove. We didn’t consider that and immediately used the gril-like mounting adhesive. Now they are fixed. Karsten
Wwinnetou78 2017-09-10 19:50:18#4Maybe nothing is happening there anymore, but you do read quite a bit.
MMizit 2017-09-10 21:22:41#5The problem with screed that is still settling we will not have, the house is 22 years old after all :) Or with a nail gun, you should also be able to securely fasten such "thick" skirting boards (18 mm)?
The problem with screed that is still settling we will not have, the house is 22 years old after all :) Or with a nail gun, you should also be able to securely fasten such "thick" skirting boards (18 mm)?
