In my opinion when it comes to home decor, there isn't anything more beautiful than a plastered wall or ceiling stylishly finished and tastefully painted.
I've been involved in interior wall and ceiling repair for 25+ years. In that time, I believe I have seen and dealt with just about every major and minor kind of problem (i.e. cracks, stress lines, crevices, sagging ceilings and even large holes) to be found in gypsum plaster, lathe & plaster and plasterboard.
Any old wall and ceiling can be fixed and made to look beautiful.
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Thursday, 29 December 2011
Plastering
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plastering,
repair,
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Margate, Kent UK
Margate, Kent, UK
Wednesday, 28 December 2011
Garden Wall
Here I built a 3 metres high, 20 metres long garden wall. After laying the reinforced concrete foundations, the block wall was constructed and tied in with pillars every 2 metres.
I then rendered both sides and finished by laying roof tiles on top of the wall
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Monday, 7 November 2011
Top Job
This has to be a contender for my favourite job. I was asked to construct, 1) a base so tiles could be laid surrounding a swimming pool, 2) to lay the floor tiles and insert steel railings, 3) to provide a storage area below, 4) to build a stone-cladded wall and seating area.
What also made this such a pleasurable working experience was the stunning location - the house was built on the side of a mountain (the views were incredible) in Southern Spain.
Margate, Kent UK
Camino del Higinio, 03727 Jalón, Spain
Friday, 21 October 2011
Steps: Built - Tiled - Rendered - Painted
Here's another one of my favourite projects. I had to provide better access for a client who was finding it difficult to get from his driveway to the front door. The photos below show how I achieved this.
Monday, 26 September 2011
Favourite Projects
Wednesday, 31 August 2011
Repairing & Insulating An Outdoor Swimming Pool
This outdoor swimming pool had been neglected for 20 years and was in urgent need for repairs. First job was to repair the damage to the sides of the pool. The base of the pool was level, so the next task was to create "shallow" and "deep" ends. This was done by using insulation boards (this will help to reduce heat loss) and hard core. This area was then screaded to provide a smooth base for the lining.
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