So, the boss decided to have a hand dryer moved in the gents from one wall to another because in its original location it was audible in the meeting room on the other side of the wall. He engaged a sparky, and the job is done, but the wall has been left in a mess. We have not been able to source replacement tiles, so I need to come up with a creative way of hiding the damage. The black insulation tape covers a damaged area including an elongated hole with sharp edges.
I guess some of you will have had to make good damaged walls when electrical equipment was removed. So how did you do it?
I was going to cover it with some artwork in a frame, but it's quite low down on the wall (just above waist height) and would look odd. There's a door to a cubicle just out of the picture to the left so whatever goes there can't protrude too much. And there's a large mirror integrated into the tiles on the right.
So I'm looking for a creative way of hiding the damaged tiles and blanking plate.
The blanking plate can be removed as there are no longer any cables behind it.
There is an empty conduit in the wall so it could be possible to get an electrical supply there.
I guess some of you will have had to make good damaged walls when electrical equipment was removed. So how did you do it?
I was going to cover it with some artwork in a frame, but it's quite low down on the wall (just above waist height) and would look odd. There's a door to a cubicle just out of the picture to the left so whatever goes there can't protrude too much. And there's a large mirror integrated into the tiles on the right.
So I'm looking for a creative way of hiding the damaged tiles and blanking plate.
The blanking plate can be removed as there are no longer any cables behind it.
There is an empty conduit in the wall so it could be possible to get an electrical supply there.
