The most common uses
Plasterboard goes up without heavy masonry and leaves less rubble than a brick partition. The result is a smooth surface, ready for paint or tiling.
- Creating a bedroom or an office by dividing a large room
- Lining a wall to straighten it or run cables and pipes behind it
- Fitting a suspended ceiling, for example to add spotlights
- Boxing in a pipe, a recess or a built-in unit
How the installation works
The metal tracks and studs are fixed to the floor, ceiling and walls. The boards are screwed onto this frame, then the joints are taped and filled.
A bathroom or utility room calls for boards designed for damp rooms.
Plasterboard and tiling in one request
Plasterboard and tiling are both part of our services: if the new partition needs tiling, one request can cover both.
Useful guides before work starts
- 10% VAT on renovation workThe three conditions for the reduced rate, the 40% materials rule, pools, and the change due in December 2026.