t.j. Plasterers Ltd
T.J. Plasterers Ltd are a plastering contractors we offer a full range of plastering services in East Sussex, West Sussex, Kent and Surrey for the interior and exterior of your houses and businesses.
We are plasterers who are well established with over 20 years of plastering experience, we are very well known for our quality of work and our excellent customer service. However large or small the project, whether it's rendering, plastering, or screeding, we will give you the highest of quality finish of plaster or floor screed work you're looking for at the best possible prices.
If you would like to discuss any particular plastering work with us, just give us a call on 07845 086798 for a friendly no-obligation free estimate. If you would prefer please Contact Us through our online form with a message of the plastering works that you require.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Terry Harman
Plastering Services
Plastering
Plastering
Plastering of walls and ceilings is forming a layer of plaster on an interior wall. The process of creating plasterwork is used on internal walls, ceilings and creation decorative moldings.
Skimming
Skimming is the name provided to a plastering method where a wall is plastered with a layer of thin coat. It is usually applied to an existing plaster to smooth the surface area.
Float and Set Plastering
Float and set refer to the traditional style of plastering sometimes known as wet plastering, the system requires a wet undercoat plaster such as hardwall or bonding coat.
Plasterboarding
Plasterboarding or Tacking is a term for dry lining when you are applying the plaster board to metal or timber using drywall fixing.
Dot + Dab
Dot and Dab is term used when the plasterboard is being applied to masonry, the plasterboard is applied with dabs of plaster adhesive before the joints of the plasterboard are sealed.
MF ceiling and stud work
Metal Frame Plasterboard ceilings or also referred to as MF ceilings is a suspended ceiling system suitable for most internal dry lining applications.
Coving
Coving also known as moulding is a of material with various profiles used to cover the transitions between surfaces and can be used as decoration. It is traditionally made from plaster, but may be of plastic or reformed wood.
Insulation
Insulation
Insulation is material designed to prevent heat or sound from being transmitted from one area to another. It's normally used to keep heat or sound in or out of your home.
Rock Wall
Rock wool insulation is similar to fiberglass instead of being composed of fluffy glass fibers made from fibres in rocks.
Celotexing
Celotex Insulation board is a multi-purpose insulation board that provides solutions to overcome cold spots in walls,floors, roofs and cavities.
Rendering
Rendering
Render is a plastered finish for external walls that gives a smooth finish and protects brickwork against the elements. Traditionally, it’s built up in two or three coats, which makes it less likely that surface cracks will appear.
Traditional Sand & Cement
Pebble Dashing
Pebble dashing is a type of wall covering typically used on exterior walls. It consists of two coats of a lime and sand into which pebbles are thrown and pressed to create is a wall covered in tiny pebbles.
Tyrolean
Tyrolean refers to the type of render and type of polymer cement it consists white powder form and can be applied manually through coating sprays or using an Tyrolean flicker gun or compressor powered render gun, or a open hopper spraying machine.
Weber Monocouche
Monocouche renders are the ideal choice for a low-maintenance and durable finish. Consisting of just one coat, applied in two passes, monocouche render allows for fast application as a pumped or spray render which reduces scaffolding and site costs.
Flooring
Floor Screeding
Screeding a floor is applying a blended mixture of cement with graded agregates, fibres and water to a floor base, in order to form a strong sub floor that is capable of taking on the final floor finish or act as a final wearing surface.
Self-levelling
A self-levelling compound contain latex because they are laid in a very thin layer, helping give concrete floors the flexibility they need to move without cracking. Once self-levelling compounds are mixed and poured, they will flatten across the uneven floor and use gravity to self-level.
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