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Hello again,
I'm seeking opinions from DIY'ers and Plasterers to see how hard it is to install the following:
https://www.bunnings.com.au/romak-600-x-450mm-off-white-steel-wall-insert-niche_p0730136
I'm thinking of have 3 in the hallway (in the one wall) separated by the studs with a small 5w LED in the top (Colour changing - have already found suitable LED's)
and 2 in the lounge room, one either side of the doorway.
How hard are these to install? where I want them there's no electrical or plumbing in the walls, so I'm hoping its a case of cut plaster, fit product, nail or screw to timber (Hardwood if it matters) and bog/plaster the metal edges into the wall.
Whole house is getting painted, and I'm fixing what seems to be 20 odd years of damage to the walls, so if I stuff it up, it'll probably just look like all the other repairs lol.
I'm doing this mainly to "update" the house internally (was built '81) and to "open" up the hallway/entrance way a little. Am planning on painting wall as a dark grey "feature wall" with the others walls a very,very light grey.
Can get pics if it helps.
If its too hard, I'll stop dreaming.
I'm seeking opinions from DIY'ers and Plasterers to see how hard it is to install the following:
https://www.bunnings.com.au/romak-600-x-450mm-off-white-steel-wall-insert-niche_p0730136
I'm thinking of have 3 in the hallway (in the one wall) separated by the studs with a small 5w LED in the top (Colour changing - have already found suitable LED's)
and 2 in the lounge room, one either side of the doorway.
How hard are these to install? where I want them there's no electrical or plumbing in the walls, so I'm hoping its a case of cut plaster, fit product, nail or screw to timber (Hardwood if it matters) and bog/plaster the metal edges into the wall.
Whole house is getting painted, and I'm fixing what seems to be 20 odd years of damage to the walls, so if I stuff it up, it'll probably just look like all the other repairs lol.
I'm doing this mainly to "update" the house internally (was built '81) and to "open" up the hallway/entrance way a little. Am planning on painting wall as a dark grey "feature wall" with the others walls a very,very light grey.
Can get pics if it helps.
If its too hard, I'll stop dreaming.