Seamless finishes ready for your new walls to be decorated
Tape and jointing offers an alternative to skim coating your plasterboard. It involves bridging the gaps between sheets of plasterboard using jointing tape to cover and reinforce the seams. Layers of jointing compound are then applied and blended to make the joints flush – a process known as feathering.
Taping and jointing is less time-consuming than skim coating entire walls, so is a good option when projects are time-sensitive.
In countries like the US and Australia, tape and jointing is the standard method, but in the UK, many plasterers still use skimming.
There are advantages and disadvantages to both, so we’ll always recommend the method that is best suited to your needs.
As specialists in drylining, you can be confident that the TRU-FIX team will leave your walls and ceilings in the best possible condition ready for decoration.
Experts in walls and ceilings
Every aspect of our work is carried out to the highest standard, whether we are leading a fit-out project, or working alongside other construction companies to deliver a large-scale refurbishment.
Every aspect of our work is carried out to the highest standard, whether we are leading a fit-out project, or working alongside other construction companies to deliver a large-scale refurbishment.
So whether you need standard partitioning installed safely and efficiently, or you require something a little more complex, we’ll advise you on the most suitable solution and deliver a quality finish.
Tape and jointing
Skim coating
Float and skim
Dot and dab
Feathering
Rendering
K-rend systems
Polished plaster
So whether you need standard partitioning installed safely and efficiently, or you require something a little more complex, we’ll advise you on the most suitable solution and deliver a quality finish.
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