Welcome to the Bouwcons blog. Here we share practical information, tips and insights about renovlies, painting, wall finishing and the delivery of new-build homes. Whether you are a homeowner preparing your property for handover or a contractor looking for a reliable finishing partner, this is where you will find answers to the most frequently asked questions.
Delft and Zoetermeer have many new-build and renewed residential areas. After handover, homeowners want to move quickly, but wall finishing strongly affects how complete the home feels.
Schiedam and Capelle aan den IJssel include many homes where timing matters: apartments, row houses, new builds and renovations. Renovlies is attractive because it needs less drying time than many plastering routes and can be combined quickly with painting.
Dordrecht has new-build homes, older houses and apartments close together. That means the best wall finish can differ strongly.
Barendrecht has many family homes and apartments where residents want a modern finish without a long waiting period. Renovlies is well suited to that, especially when combined with painting.
Most new-build homes use renovlies because it looks smooth and combines well with paint. Still, glass fleece wallpaper can sometimes be the better choice.
People searching for wallpaper against cracks usually end up comparing renovlies and glass fleece. Both materials can handle small movement better than paint alone.
Painting a new-build home sounds simple, but paint hides less than many people expect. Uneven areas, dust, suction differences and small cracks can remain visible when the substrate has not been prepared properly.
In new-build handover documents, walls are often described as wallpaper-ready. That sounds as if renovlies can be applied immediately.
Paint-ready renovlies means the wall is ready to be painted. It does not mean the wall is already finished.
