Professional Dry Lining
Professional Dry Lining for only €45m2
Plastering at only €14m2
Plastering Services
As plasterers we are here to offer you a range of plastering services including:
Drylining
Re-skimming over Artex
Dot and dab
Patching and plaster repairs
Board and skim
Full house refurbishments
Benefits to You
As plasterers on the Costa Blanca area, our comprehensive plastering services are offered to all alterations, renovations, new and old buildings, shops and restaurants. No job is too small, even if its just a small wall or a bit of patching, we can sort it.
We believe plastering is not only about getting walls flat and smooth, its about being polite and respectful in your house. Turning up when we say, knowing your entire requirements, and of course doing a great job at a great price.
What Is Dry Lining?
Dry lining is a generic term applied to the use of (typically) plasterboard on timber or metal frames. Or (in the case of a finish to blockwork walls, on plaster ‘dabs’) as a replacement to conventional building practices (‘wet trades’) where brick or block, or more traditionally lath and plaster would be specified. The term dry lining strictly applies to the use of plasterboard to replace a sand and cement or wet plaster finish to internal blockwork, although it’s use has become more broadly associated with internal fit out throughout the building. In this application the term studwork (from the timber or metal studs that form the frame to which the boards are fixed) is more commonly used.
What Are It’s Advantages?
The main advantages of dry lining relate to the speed of installation and lower imposed water loadings on a building.
Other advantages include the fact that the use of lightweight partitions will result in a lighter building with consequent benefits in the specification of the foundations, together with greater flexibility in designing and changing the internal shape of the house as a family’s needs change. The lightweight nature of the partitions also allows far greater flexibility in the design of upper floor layouts, where a conventional brick or block partition may prove out of the question on most types of floor.
The use of dry lining systems also gives the Builder flexibility in the choice of insulation materials, which may not be available with conventional building methods. In timber frame, dry lining is implicitly the preferred method of building.