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Gypsum & Decorative Works

Suspended ceilings, gypsum partitioning, wall cladding, decorative panelling and mouldings — the surfaces almost everything else in a room ends up mounted into.

Gypsum and Decorative Works.

What It Covers

Suspended ceilings, bulkheads, coves and gypsum partitioning, plus the decorative layer that goes on them: wall cladding in stone, timber, laminate and composite panel, feature panelling, cornices and mouldings. The plane a room is measured against, and the surface it is remembered by.

What's Included

  • Gypsum Ceilings
  • Gypsum Partitions
  • Wall Cladding
  • Decorative Wall Panels
  • Cornices & Mouldings

How We Work

Ceilings are set out from the reflected ceiling plan, so lighting, diffusers, sprinklers and access panels land where the drawing puts them rather than wherever the grid happens to fall. Where a ceiling carries a fire or acoustic rating the build-up is detailed to match it — board type, layers, insulation, perimeter — and every service through it is sealed accordingly. On cladding and panelling, joints, shadow gaps and material changes are set out to line through with the openings and ceiling lines around them; on book-matched stone and figured timber the layout is planned from the slab or the bundle, because the pattern has to be resolved before anything is cut.

Why Us

The lighting and the ductwork that cut through a ceiling are our trades too, so the setting-out is agreed once, by one team, before a single board goes up. That is why cove and shadow gaps stay consistent along a whole run, and why nothing has to be cut back into a finished ceiling later. The same holds behind a panel: the wall is our work, so its tolerance is known rather than discovered on the day the stone arrives.

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