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Commercial Plastering · Dry Lining
Quick answer
What plastering does a new build need?
A new build usually needs dry lining or wet plastering to external walls, plasterboard partitions and ceilings, skim or tape-and-joint finishes, beading to all corners and openings, and often external render. The work is sequenced around first fix and second fix services, and needs to be complete and dry before decoration and kitchen fitting.
For self-builders and small developers
On one-off homes and small schemes, we help plan the plastering stage properly: when the building needs to be watertight, what the electrician and plumber need to finish first, how long drying will take, and how that affects kitchen, flooring and decoration dates.
For housing and apartment developments
On larger developments we work plot by plot or floor by floor, with consistent finishes across every unit. Fire-stopping interfaces, party-wall linings and acoustic details are installed to the specified systems so they can be inspected and signed off.
Benefits
- Planned around the build programme
- Consistent finishes across all plots
- Internal and external finishes from one contractor
- Correct systems for fire and acoustic separation
- Clean handover ready for decoration
Suitable property and project types
- Self-build and custom-build homes
- Small residential schemes
- Apartment developments
- Mixed-use developments
- Student and build-to-rent schemes
