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Finishes we offer

VJ panelling, Gyprock plasterboard sheeting, setting and plastering. Send a reference photo and identify the room, and we can talk through the work involved.

Complete plastering and lining services

We provide a range of services for homes, including the installation of plasterboard sheeting and relining for walls and ceilings. This includes the full process of setting, which involves taping, jointing, and finishing the boards to create a flat surface. We also handle solid plastering and rendering for internal or external areas.

For existing homes, we carry out patching and repairs to fix holes and cracks. This includes replacing water-damaged sections of ceilings and walls. We also work as subcontractors for builders on new builds, extensions, and granny flats where a full lining package is required from the frame up.

Choosing the right edge finish

The junction where the wall meets the ceiling defines the look of a room. Cornices are a common choice that cover the joint with a decorative profile. These are often used in traditional homes or to hide slight irregularities in the wall and ceiling alignment.

Square set finishes create a sharp, right-angle corner without a cornice. This requires precise installation of the plasterboard to ensure the line is straight. Shadowline edges create a small, intentional gap between the wall and ceiling, which provides a recessed look and can help manage movement in the building.

The choice usually depends on the architectural style of the home and the purpose of the room. Some homeowners prefer the softness of a cornice, while others want the clean lines of a square set or shadowline finish.

Specialty linings for specific areas

Different rooms have different requirements for moisture and sound. Wet-area linings are used in bathrooms and laundries to prevent moisture from damaging the wall structure. These boards are designed to handle the humid conditions found in these spaces better than standard plasterboard.

Acoustic plasterboard is used when reducing sound transfer between rooms is a priority. This is common in bedrooms or home theatres. Fire-rated linings are used in specific areas of a home to slow the spread of fire, often used in garage walls or around hearths.

Choosing the correct board type depends on the room's function and the requirements of the project. Using the right lining ensures the walls perform as intended for the long term.

How plastering jobs are combined

Most projects involve a combination of different services. For example, a room renovation often starts with removing old linings, followed by installing new plasterboard sheeting and setting the joints. The job then finishes with the installation of cornices or a square set edge.

Repair work often follows a similar pattern. A water-damaged ceiling might require the removal of the affected section, the installation of a new piece of board, and then patching and blending the edges into the existing ceiling before painting.

In extensions or granny flats, the work usually spans multiple categories, including fire-rated boards in certain walls, wet-area boards in the bathroom, and VJ panelling in living areas for a specific look.