Suspended ceilingsWhat we build in plasterboard.
Four kinds of job, all on a steel frame. Pick the one you need.
Partitions
One more room, an office, a storeroom. The wall goes up on a steel frame, with insulation inside and boards on both sides.
Good for
- An extra room in an open space
- Offices and shops
- A wardrobe or storeroom built into the wall
- Splitting a kitchen from a living room
Suspended ceilings
A level ceiling under the old one, hung on a frame. Cables, pipes and air conditioning hide above it, and hidden lighting runs along the edges.
Good for
- Living rooms and bedrooms with hidden light
- Hallways and bathrooms
- Hiding cables and air conditioning
- Shops and offices
Wall linings
A cracked or crooked wall becomes straight and smooth without knocking anything down. Insulation and pipes fit behind it.
Good for
- Old walls with cracks
- Insulating from the inside
- Hiding pipes and cables
- A straight wall for kitchen cabinets
Custom builds
Anything that is not a plain wall. We sketch it with you and build it to fit the space, inside or out.
Good for
- TV walls with niches and light
- Shower and bathroom niches
- Arches and curved walls
- Outdoor barbecues and counters in cement board
Which board for which room.
Colours vary a little by brand. We pick the right board together at the site visit.
For most walls and ceilings inside the home.
It copes with damp air. In the shower it also gets waterproofing before the tiles.
It holds out longer in a fire. For rooms with a boiler, a fireplace or a stairwell.
A denser board that, with insulation inside, cuts more noise.
For barbecues, counters and outdoor walls. Water does not harm it.
What people usually ask.
Is a plasterboard wall strong?
Does it work in a bathroom?
Will I hear the next room?
How much does it cost?
Where do you work?
Got a space in mind?
Send us the size and a photo, and we'll talk it through.