CommercialOffice Floor Refurbishment
Commercial Plastering · Dry Lining
Quick answer
What does commercial plastering involve?
Commercial plastering covers the wall and ceiling finishing package on non-domestic and multi-unit projects: metal stud partitions, dry lining, MF ceilings, wet plastering, skimming, tape and jointing and making good. It is delivered to the project specification and programme, with RAMS, supervision, quality checks and coordination with other trades.
Service scope
We price and deliver plastering and dry lining packages from single floors of an office refurbishment to multi-unit residential blocks. Scope can include partitions and linings to specified systems, MF ceilings and bulkheads, board and skim or tape and joint finishes, wet plastering to blockwork, and making good after services.
For contractors who need an overall picture of how we work on site — documentation, tendering and site coordination — see our commercial plastering page for contractors and developers.
Quality and handover
Finishes are checked floor by floor under suitable lighting before handover to decorators. We agree finish levels at the start so there is no ambiguity about what is expected on critical-light walls, feature areas and back-of-house spaces.
Benefits
- Single package for dry lining and plastering
- Work to specified manufacturer systems
- RAMS, supervision and progress reporting
- Floor-by-floor inspection and sign-off
- Clean, well-organised working areas
Suitable property and project types
- Offices and workplace refurbishments
- Retail and shop fit-outs
- Restaurants, bars and hotels
- Schools and education buildings
- Apartment and housing developments
- Healthcare and public buildings
