Roughcast Finish
Roughcast is, as it suggests in the name, a rough finished surface used on external walls.
Roughcast is, as it suggests in the name, a rough finished surface used on external walls.
Sand and cement can be used in many areas of plastering, internally, it can be used on brickwork, block work and stone work as a basecoat to straighten walls before they receive the final finish.
Acrylic anti-crack renders can be used on many substrates including timber or sheathing boards, cement boards and insulated backgrounds. The flexible anti-crack formulation allows large areas to be flawlessly rendered with perfect colour consistency.
Monocouche renders are a decorative through coloured rendered finish available in a variety of colours that are factory produced where colour pigments are added and controlled throughout the thickness of the render.
K-rend is well renown for it’s water repellence, low maintenance and allows a structure to breath. Available in many colours and textures.
This is a mixture of washed sand and cement which is mixed to a semi dry consistency and laid over the sub base floor to produce a flat finish to accommodate floorings of all types.
This is a lightweight partition system which consists of a steel frame where layers of plasterboard are screwed to each side of the partition this is non-loadbearing and gives a high degree of sound insulation and fire protection.
MF Ceilings are metal framed ceilings which are often used in offices, commercial premises, apartments and even housing. The metal framework is suspended from the floor above by metal hangers, ceiling channels and fixed into perimeter wall channels.
Plaster skimming to plasterboards is a popular method of providing a smooth, seamless surface ready to receive a decorative finish. Skim plastering gives many of the advantages of a traditional solid plaster finish combined with quick turnaround on site.
Dry lining has grown in popularity over the past 10 years in this country due to it being quick and relatively clean to apply compared to other traditional plastering systems. Applications include surfaces such as timber, masonry or metal using different fixings for each background.
