Collection: Drylining and Plastering

Drylining is a construction technique used to create smooth, internal wall and ceiling surfaces by attaching plasterboard (also known as drywall) directly to a substrate or framework. Unlike traditional plastering, it is a "dry" process that avoids the mess and long drying times of wet plaster.

Plastering is a traditional method of wall finishing that involves applying a layer of plaster directly onto the wall surface. It’s known for its durability and timeless aesthetic appeal. The process involves applying multiple layers of plaster by hand or using a machine, followed by smoothing and polishing to achieve a desired finish.