Finch039
2023-03-23 09:07:49
- #1
Hello everyone,
see pictures. The reveals of the window openings need to be prepared and smoothed once for installation so that the window fitter can also install everything nicely sealed. The holes are now already quite large in places ... unfortunately, a massive windowsill had to be torn out and we slightly enlarged the openings downwards.
Two questions about this: Which material is best suited to fill the holes? Simply apply plaster?
In the second picture, you can see the cavity wall. According to the window fitter, I should simply place a Styrofoam board here as a finish to the window. I would prepare an adhesive bed and stick it to the wall. Is there anything against this from your point of view?
see pictures. The reveals of the window openings need to be prepared and smoothed once for installation so that the window fitter can also install everything nicely sealed. The holes are now already quite large in places ... unfortunately, a massive windowsill had to be torn out and we slightly enlarged the openings downwards.
Two questions about this: Which material is best suited to fill the holes? Simply apply plaster?
In the second picture, you can see the cavity wall. According to the window fitter, I should simply place a Styrofoam board here as a finish to the window. I would prepare an adhesive bed and stick it to the wall. Is there anything against this from your point of view?