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.
Renovation fleece is often discussed in the context of new-build homes, and for good reason. It fits the needs of newly handed-over walls extremely well.
When people invest in renovation fleece and painting, they want the reassurance that if something goes wrong, there is a fair process for putting it right. That is where warranty comes in.
Choosing paint colours sounds enjoyable until it becomes a real decision attached to an actual property. On a mood board, almost every colour combination can look convincing.
Spijkenisse continues to attract buyers who want more space than central Rotterdam while staying well connected to the city. That growth has gone hand in hand with new-build development, and every new handover creates the same question for buyers: how do we turn a technically complete property into a finished home quickly and neatly?
When people start budgeting for renovation fleece or interior painting, they nearly always begin with the floor area of the property. That is understandable because it is the number they know from the sales brochure, the mortgage documents or the floor plan.
One of the most popular interior choices in new-build homes is the combination of smooth renovation fleece on the main walls and a single statement wall in patterned wallpaper. It makes sense.
Applying renovation fleece in an apartment is never just a smaller version of doing the same work in a house. The walls may still need the same technical finish, but the working environment is different from the moment the team arrives.
The handover of your new-build home is an exciting moment. At last, you can really start turning it into your home.
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.
