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.
If you ask owners of new-build homes which colour their walls are painted, most of them will say "just white". In reality, it is almost always RAL 9010, an off-white shade that looks warmer and softer than pure white.
Renovlies sounds simple: paste, dry, paint. But in practice we regularly see projects where the end result is disappointing, not because the material is bad, but because mistakes were made during installation.
Bouwcons is based in Rotterdam-Pernis and has been carrying out projects throughout Rotterdam and the surrounding area for years. From Tarwewijk to Feijenoord, and from Elzenhagen-Zuid to new-build districts around the city centre, we know the housing types, building systems and specific requirements of new-build homes in Rotterdam.
The ceiling is one of the most visible surfaces in a room. Irregularities, cracks or a poor finish stand out immediately, especially under artificial light.
A dormer is a major investment that adds light, space and character to your home. But a dormer is also vulnerable: it is permanently exposed to rain, wind, UV radiation and temperature changes.
You have the keys to your new home. The walls are bare, the air smells of fresh concrete, and you are eager to get started.
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.
Glass fibre wallpaper and renovlies look similar, but they are not the same. Both are fleece-like materials that are applied to walls and then painted, but there are clear technical and practical differences.
The price of having renovlies installed varies. Online you will see prices from EUR 6 to EUR 20 per m2, but what is actually included in those numbers?
