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Dry lining

Dry lining is the process of installing drywall panels onto the internal surfaces of a building. It involves attaching the panels to the frame of the building using screws or nails, and then sealing the joints between the panels with tape and joint compound to create a smooth, seamless finish. Dry lining is often used in conjunction with other forms of insulation to improve the energy efficiency of a building

Skimming and plastering

Plastering involves the application of a mixture of water, sand, and cement or gypsum to a wall or ceiling surface in order to create a smooth, hard finish. Skimming is a technique that is used to apply a thin layer of plaster over an existing surface, such as plasterboard or brick. The purpose of skimming is to create a smooth, even finish that is ready for painting or wallpapering.Both skimming and plastering require the use of specialized tools and techniques, and are best performed by trained professionals.

Machine taping and jointing

Machine taping and jointing refers to the process of covering the joints between drywall panels with tape and joint compound in order to create a smooth, seamless finish. This process is typically performed after the drywall panels have been installed and the joints between them have been filled with joint compound.

Loft and cellar conversion

A loft conversion is the process of converting an unused loft or attic space into a usable room, such as an additional bedroom or living space.A cellar conversion is the process of converting an unused basement or cellar into a usable space, such as a bedroom, living room, or home office. Both loft and cellar conversions can be a cost-effective way to add additional living space to a home, and can increase the value of the property.