Rotterdam / Project
Repairing damaged ceiling areas, closing old openings and smoothing walls ready for painting.
June–July 2025
At Sonia’s home, old openings and different substrates needed to become a consistent finish. Repairing the damaged kitchen ceiling was part of that preparation.
02 / Step by step
Phase 1
We replaced the damaged kitchen ceiling with moisture-resistant plasterboard on profiles and closed two old door openings with plasterboard construction, creating a base for continuous surfaces.
A damaged base remains a weak point if only its visible surface is renewed.
Phase 2
We treated joints and corners between new and existing areas with reinforcement and profiles. The client’s electrical work was coordinated before final finishing so connection points remained accessible.
Different substrates meet at joints, where extra care is needed.
Phase 3
We levelled and smoothed the agreed walls and ceilings. The former door openings became part of the wall surfaces, leaving the rooms ready for the next stage: painting.
A smooth base helps prevent uneven areas showing through the final paint.
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August–September 2025
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