Preparing for plastering
The right preparation depends on the surface being plastered and the finish required.
Plastering and skimming in Richmond
Fresh plaster finishes brought the walls and ceiling together in this Richmond extension, ready for the next stages of the interior renovation.
Plastering the extension interior
With the extension taking shape, the interior needed a consistent plaster finish across the main walls and ceiling. The work included the areas around the new door and window openings, where clean edges make a noticeable difference once the room is decorated.
A good finish is about more than the broad wall surfaces. Corners, reveals and the junctions between walls and ceilings all need careful attention. In an extension, plastering is also an important step before the final decorating and fitting-out work can move ahead.
If you are extending or renovating a property in Richmond, we can discuss the areas that need plastering, when they will be ready and the finish you want to achieve. A few details about the room and its dimensions will help us prepare a quotation.
Wall and ceiling plastering in the extension
The plastered interior includes the main room, door and window openings, and ceiling surfaces at different stages of the refurbishment.
What to check before plastering or skimming
Scope and protection
Agree rooms, ceilings, edges, protection, materials and what happens to waste.
Drying and decorating
Allow the applied plaster to dry sufficiently for the intended paint system.
LET'S DISCUSS YOUR PROJECT
Request a quotePlanning plastering in Richmond?
Tell us about your extension or renovation, including the walls and ceilings to be plastered and your preferred timescale. We can discuss the work and provide a quotation.