Spackling Q2 / 2 coats of paint - sufficient?

Hmm, strange. I didn't have much more living space (164), but a lot more area to be painted (600). Did you leave out a lot? Especially the partial painter's fleece service is unbelievably cheap. What weight do you get?

We want a completely smooth finish. We'll discuss details with the painter on site. He also wants to show us what it would look like if we just painted after the filling without painter's fleece. We can then decide spontaneously. For example, we probably won't use painter's fleece in the utility room, just fill and paint.

Otherwise, the two bathrooms are out, since they will be tiled up to the ceiling. But that's "only" a total of 13 sqm.

We were initially very skeptical about painter's fleece. Actually, we wanted fine plaster. We also had a contact who owns a specialist company. Unfortunately, on one hand, he received a major order, and on the other hand, moving in would be delayed by about 3 weeks because nothing could be done in the house during that time. The painter then invited us to his home and showed us the finished results in his house, as he had recently processed painter's fleece in his house. We were satisfied :cool:

My painter’s fleece on the ground floor is also great. Especially when you paint on it yourself, it’s much easier to handle. But I got 150g thick...

My painter's fleece on the ground floor is also great. Especially when you paint over it yourself, it goes much easier. However, I got 150g thick...

The price of the material is probably less than that of the labor. The painter also takes care of laying the vinyl in 3 rooms and gluing the stucco moldings. But of course, that will be charged separately :cool:

Otherwise, the two bathrooms are out, since they are tiled up to the ceiling. But that is "only" a total of 13 sqm.

Have you thought this through well?

We now have this problem in our purchased house... ceiling-high tiling definitely has a bit of a slaughterhouse character.

Have you thought this through carefully?

We now have this problem in our purchased house... tile all the way to the ceiling definitely gives off a slaughterhouse vibe

We have, even for a very long time :cool: Attached are the planned bathrooms.

Slaughterhouse in modern times, nice :)