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Wall Crack advice
Hi, I was hoping for some advice on a crack I have in my bedroom. I
had my room plastered a few months ago and a crack has re-appeared so I chipped out the loose plaster and filled it but it doesn't seem to go away. The house is over 100 years old so my question is not about should I be worried by the crack but simply some advice on what you would do if you have a crack in your room which you wanted to hide so that the finish looks better. I was thinking of putting a unit in the corner with something like a mirror on top, but was also of thinking about turning the corner of the room into a focal point by put a couple of strips of patterned paper or something along those lines up covering the cracks. So really there is two questions, is there a way to definitely get rid of a crack, if not what would you suggest to hide it so the rooms finish is not spoiled by it?? |
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