We will quote for any size of project for ceilings, whether its patch up or a full new cieling. Plaster works carried out by us carry a 12 month warranty. Please note that this Not against accidental damage

Plastering over artex is a popular technique used to transform textured surfaces into smooth finishes.

 Artex is a textured coating applied to ceilings and walls in the past, can be challenging to remove due to its composition , there is also a potential presence of asbestos in older installations. 

Instead of dealing with the laborious task of scraping off the artex, plastering over it offers a practical solution. 

We prepare the surface Skilled by cleaning, priming, and applying a base coat to ensure proper adhesion. Then, a layer of plaster is applied, creating a seamless finish. This process covers over the outdated texture and also provides a blank canvas for painting or further decorative treatments, resulting in a refreshed and modern appearance to any room.

Skimming and floating  are used to create a flawless, smooth finish to a surface. 

Skimming involves applying a thin layer of plaster over an existing surface, such as a wall or ceiling, to create a smooth, even finish. This technique is commonly used when the surface is in good condition and requires only minor repairs or leveling.

Floating, is the term used to level a rough / more uneven surface. It involves applying a thicker layer of plaster to the surface and then using a trowel or float to smooth out any lumps, bumps or imperfections. 

Floating is typically used when the surface requires more extensive repairs or leveling.

A variety of plaster materials can be used, such as  cement, lime, or gypsum plaster. The choice of plaster will depend on the specific requirements of the job and the condition of the surface that requires plastering.

Our team are very experienced in both techniques to enable us to carry out flawless plaster work.

Dot and Dab Drylining, - also called  drylining, is a quick and efficient method of interior wall construction. Plasterboard sheets are fixed directly onto masonry or blockwork wall using adhesive, without the need for wet plastering.

The wall surface is cleaned and any loose debris is removed. Using a notched trowel, adhesive is applied in small dots to the wall, ensuring a consistent spread of adhesive is applied. The plasterboard sheets are then pressed onto the adhesive. 

Dot and dab is generally quicker to do compared to traditional wet plastering methods. Drylining can be completed much more quickly and with less mess. This makes it suited to projects with tight deadlines or where disruption needs to be kept to a minimum.

Media walls  are custom-built to suit your requirements, creating a stunning focal point in living rooms, bedrooms or entertainment areas.

 Media walls typically feature a large, centrally positioned television screen surrounded by shelving units and storage spaces.

 These shelves provide a functional solution for displaying decorative items, books, or ornaments.

 Media walls can also incorporate a built-in fireplace, adding warmth and ambiance to the room. 

The design possibilities for media walls are endless, allowing homeowners to customize the layout, materials, and finishes to suit their preferences and interior décor. Whether it's a sleek and modern design or a more traditional and rustic look,Prolan plastering can design you the perfect media wall for your home.

If you need a full house replaster, we will give you the most competitive quote on the market.