Drylining

Drylining in South East

We cover 57 towns and cities across South East, including East Sussex, West Sussex, Surrey, Kent, Berkshire, Oxfordshire. Free, fixed-price quotes, usually the same day.

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Drylining across South East

South East has a mix of period cottages, 1930s semis, new-build estates and busy commuter-town commercial premises. Drylining means lining walls and ceilings with plasterboard instead of applying wet plaster directly to the masonry. It is quicker, creates far less moisture, and can be decorated within days rather than weeks. It is also how most new internal partition walls, ceilings, loft conversions and extensions are built today.

Towns and cities we cover in South East

Our services

Dot-and-dab drylining

Plasterboard bonded straight to brick or block walls with dabs of adhesive. A fast, cost-effective way to get flat walls in new builds, extensions and renovations.

Metal stud partitions

Lightweight steel stud and track walls to divide rooms, form cupboards and create new layouts, with fire-rated and acoustic options.

Timber stud partitions

Traditional timber-framed internal walls, boarded both sides, often used in homes, loft conversions and where heavy fixings are needed.

Ceilings and MF ceilings

New plasterboard ceilings, overboarding of cracked or Artexed ceilings, and suspended metal furring ceilings to drop height or hide services.

Insulated and acoustic drylining

Insulated plasterboard for cold solid walls, and acoustic boards with mineral wool to cut noise between rooms and neighbouring properties.

Tape and joint or skim finish

Boards finished either with taped and filled joints for a decoration-ready surface, or with a full plaster skim for a traditional smooth finish.