Browse practical articles in the Process category about renovlies wallpaper, wall finishing, painting and finishing choices.
Renovlies in an empty new build is straightforward; in an occupied home, phasing decides whether daily life remains manageable. A general wish for “smooth walls” is therefore not enough.
An empty property offers excellent wall access, provided other trades do not need the same rooms at the same time. A general wish for “smooth walls” is therefore not enough.
The sequence between walls and floors determines how much protection, repair and cleaning is required at the end. A general wish for “smooth walls” is therefore not enough.
One extra socket after completion seems minor, but chasing and drilling damage the wall build-up that has just been made smooth. A general wish for “smooth walls” is therefore not enough.
A quote and a start date tell you when the project begins, but they do not always explain what the working day itself will feel like. Many homeowners only realise close to the start that they are unsure about practical details.
Many people choose renovlies, but few know exactly how the installation works. In this article, we take you through the entire process, from preparation to the final handover.
