Walls & Ceiling Plastered In Kitchen

Showing posts with label brickwork. Show all posts
Showing posts with label brickwork. Show all posts

Sunday, 12 November 2017

Plastering the conservatory wall

The brick wall of this conservatory of a home in Broadstairs, Kent needed to be plastered. Steel angle beads were fitted to the corners, before laying first a backing plaster coat and then a plaster finish coat.

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Wednesday, 11 May 2016

Plastering A Room In Margate

This bedroom in Margate, Kent has had the plasterboard ceiling plastered. The exposed brickwork has been repaired and plastered using a backing plaster coat, then a multi-finish plaster coat.



                                      
                               


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Tuesday, 3 May 2016

Rendering a wall in Broadstairs

At a home in Broadstairs, Kent I was asked to render an area of exposed blockwork and brickwork at the back wall of their property.
The first day I fixed steel angle beads to the corners and laid the base coat of sand & cement. This was left a day to go dry and hard before laying the final coat and "floating" to a smooth rendered finish.

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Monday, 21 September 2015

Successful Plastering

For a successful plastering job, preparation is the key. Here is a project I'm about to start. It involves plastering the exposed brickwork of the chimney breast and alcoves.
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Friday, 4 September 2015

Floor Tiling

This hallway in a home in Canterbury, Kent has recently had quarry tiles laid.
Here's my top tip: Whatever layout you decide on ie brickwork, basketweave, diagonal course or herringbone, always start in the middle of the room. While you might start actually tiling from one corner, you don’t want one side of your room to have full tiles and the other side to have cut tiles, it will look off-balance.

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