In the Waikato region, GB Plastering stands out as the preferred choice for plastering services. Based in Hamilton, our experienced team takes pride in delivering exceptional results for both small and large projects.
With many years of collective expertise, our talented plasterers are dedicated to providing reliable, efficient, and timely services. Our commitment to customer satisfaction extends beyond our quality craftsmanship, as we ensure fair pricing and efficient processes.
When it comes to interior plastering solutions in Hamilton and its neighbouring areas, GB Plastering is the reliable choice you can count on. Our skilled and experienced team is committed to delivering superior outcomes, ensuring your utmost satisfaction.
We offer the full range of interior plastering services, including new builds, renovations, and any repairs you might need. If you are planning a project for your house and are not sure where to start, give us a call. We also have other contacts in the building trade if you need additional assistance.
Squarestop Plastering
This is a technique that creates straight and sharp corners along the junction of walls and ceilings, giving a professional and modern look to your space.
Classic GIB cove
This is one of the most common options chosen and works well with any look.
It is available in 55,75 & 90mm.
https://www.gib.co.nz/products/cove/gib-cove-selector-chart/
Square corner trim
An external plastered corner creates a neat and straight transition between two perpendicular surfaces.
Bullnose corner trim
is a type of corner bead that is used to create a smooth, rounded corner between two perpendicular surfaces
Level 4: Recommended for most residential areas with non-critical lighting and satin, flat or low-sheen paints or wallpaper. Smooth and free of tool marks, but may have some minor imperfections. The most economical and common level of finish.
Level 5: Recommended for residential areas with critical lighting or gloss, semi-gloss or dark tone paints. Requires a skim coat to cover the entire surface and create a uniform texture. The highest quality and most expensive level of finish.
Level 3: For use in areas that do not require a high level finish, such as above ceilings and inside service shafts and other inaccessible spaces. All joints are to be taped with two applications of plaster and all screws are to be covered. The plaster is to be finished smooth, such as by scraping high points etc.
If the wallpaper has been stripped, the walls need to be prepared for plastering, which may include sealing the walls with paint. The plasterer will then tape and coat any joints and cracks, and skim the walls with plaster. The number of coats of plaster required depends on the condition of the wall.
