NL DRYLINING
Who We Are
Our Success is built on Customer Satisfaction, Reliability & Quality Management, leading on to repeat and referral business.
Who we are
Professional plastering and drylining contractor
Over 220 Care Homes and many residential projects on time and in budget
We are a professional plastering and drylining contractor who has been specialising in the care home sector for the last 20 years successfully completing over 220 Care Homes and many residential projects on time and in budget We offer the highest level of quality plastering and drylining services at fair, market competitive prices. We aim to ensure the longevity of our company through repeat and referral business achieved by customer satisfaction in all areas. Including attention to detail and a service-minded attitude. We plan and align our services to the client’s requirements. This is backed up by an industry leading range of products and resources. This ensures even the most complex project requirements can be sourced and delivered on time. We pride ourselves on our quality of workmanship which we truly believe is achieve through continual improvement and training and the quality of our management and staff who are directly employed by NL drylining.
We are keen to work with clients and customers with a like-minded attitude and as such We offer early stage budgets and costs from jobs you may be tendering to secured Lump sum costs along with Drylining advice and value engineering with quality leading products
Our Success is built on Customer Satisfaction, Reliability & Quality Management, leading on to repeat and referral business.
Email Us on
nl@dryliningltd.co.uk
Year of Experience
Years of Experience
Successfully completed projects
Our High Profile Clients
Our clients are at the heart of everything we do. With a track record of successfully completing over 220 Care Homes and numerous residential projects, we pride ourselves on delivering high-quality plastering and drylining services. Our commitment to customer satisfaction and attention to detail sets us apart. We offer early stage budgets, advice, and value engineering, along with a range of leading products. Our goal is to exceed our clients’ expectations and build long-lasting relationships based on trust and quality. Choose NL DRYLINING for your next project and experience excellence in plastering and drylining.
Most Commonly Asked Construction
What is drylining, and why is it important?
Drylining involves fixing plasterboards or other materials directly onto the internal walls of a building to create a smooth surface for finishing. It improves insulation, soundproofing, and fire resistance while providing a clean and modern appearance to interiors.
What is the difference between plastering and drylining?
Plastering refers to the process of applying a thin layer of plaster mixture to walls and ceilings to create a smooth, even surface. Drylining, on the other hand, involves fixing plasterboards directly to walls or ceilings without the need for a wet plastering process. Drylining is often preferred for its speed and ease of installation.
How long does it take for plaster to dry?
The drying time for plaster can vary depending on several factors, including the thickness of the plaster layer, humidity levels, and ventilation. Generally, it takes about 1 to 3 days for plaster to dry completely. However, it’s important to note that thicker plaster layers or adverse conditions can prolong the drying time.
What are the benefits of drylining?
Drylining offers several benefits, including faster installation compared to traditional wet plastering. It provides a smooth and level surface for painting or wallpapering, and it can also improve insulation and soundproofing in a space. Drylining is versatile and allows for easier integration of electrical wiring or plumbing systems behind the plasterboard.
Can I plaster over existing wallpaper or paint?
No, it is not recommended to plaster directly over existing wallpaper or paint. Plaster needs a solid and clean surface to adhere properly, and wallpaper or paint can create a barrier that prevents a good bond. It is essential to remove any existing wallpaper or loose paint before applying plaster. This can be done by stripping the wallpaper or using a scraper to remove flaking paint. Once the surface is smooth and free of debris, it can be prepared for plastering by applying a suitable primer or sealer.
Can I paint directly over fresh plaster?
No, it is not recommended to paint directly over fresh plaster. Newly plastered surfaces need to be properly prepared before painting to ensure a good finish. It is crucial to allow the plaster to dry completely and then apply a suitable primer or sealer to seal the surface and provide a better bond for the paint.