We understand that rendering a property is a big decision to make and that you will need to account for many factors such as suitability, method of application, different rendering finishes, choice of color, its cost etc. Silicone rendering has been a common type of application requested by our clients.
The wall rendering process isn’t easy particularly if you don’t know the latest tools, not to mention the techniques. In one of our previous articles, we’ve looked at the different types of rendering finishes.
In this article, we compare drywall vs plastering and help you understand which one would be the right one for you by answering some of the most common questions.
Screed is an extremely useful material as it helps to achieve flat surfaces, and cover underfloor heating. Broadly they are of two types: dry and liquid floor screed. Each vary in terms of materials, pricing and application methods.
The process of plastering could be very time-consuming. It is important to understand how it works and what you need to be prepared with, which if you are a beginner, may not know much about.
Dry lining walls is the use of plasterboards that will help cover the imperfections of the wall. It’s works great in situations where you would need to smoothen or flatten the bare wall.
In this article, we will explore the different types of rendering finishes and guide you through the one that will be best for your home.
