Stuccoing the basement wall
May. 5th, 2007 02:41 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
taxladyReno update.
We finally had the time and energy to stucco part of the wall in our basement. Now, you may ask, "Why the heck would you stucco a wall? Stucco is horrible indoors." Well, we moved a wall. There is already stucco on the big part of the wall, and a plain cinder block wall in the area that is now in the "rec room" part of the basement. It's the easiest, cheapest way to deal with it.
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swestrup at work on the stuccoing:
We finally had the time and energy to stucco part of the wall in our basement. Now, you may ask, "Why the heck would you stucco a wall? Stucco is horrible indoors." Well, we moved a wall. There is already stucco on the big part of the wall, and a plain cinder block wall in the area that is now in the "rec room" part of the basement. It's the easiest, cheapest way to deal with it.
Here's a photo of
swestrup at work on the stuccoing: |
| From Basement Reno... |
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Date: 2007-05-05 08:35 pm (UTC)You are very sensible. I would have looked at the wall and said, 'I have always wanted to try Venetian plaster!' And then hundreds of dollars and hours and hours of work would ensued. (I still would like to try it...somewhere, someday!
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Date: 2007-05-05 09:33 pm (UTC)Nah, no Venetian plaster here, it has to try to match the stucco that's already there.