Recent content by Zjo

I think I have, still getting used to this forum... :-)

Found some pics from the £2.5k guys.. they have loads of videos on youtube.

Everyone I have gotten quote from said they use 9.5mm... I really don't know what to do now. In reality, how dirty does thie job really get? We are trying to take advantage of an empty house and trying to do as much as we can afford, but maybe we should go with 1 or 2 rooms first then see what...

That'd be the £2.5k guys in my OP. In all fairness to them, they were the only one who, without asking, told how they intend to keep mess to the min etc. They will use 9.5mm plasterboard and 2/3 coats of multifiish platster "to a smooth paint ready finish". Let me see if I can find some examples...

I see, as long as the timber frame isn't going to all of a sudden collape then I am fine. I say I want to board the loft, but I think it's one of those jobs that I will never get round to getting done. I got another quote today from a local plasterer, £1800, 2 men 2 days. Not sure why when...

Cheers mate, just asked before replied but that post was waiting to be released. It's Northampton. Plenty of plasterers found on google etc, but few have more than a handful of decent google reivews, have spoken to 3 more today, so hopefully can get more quotes, but if anyone here wants to help?

Anyone in Northampton or nearby areas wants to price up the job for us? Or know anyone?

How do you mean by "if you have 3x2 joists you won't be able to board out the loft and load it with stuff if you overboard with out strengthening first. If the existing ceilings are generally flat then the additional weight will not be an issue."? I do want to look at turning the loft into a...

fake reviews?

Hi, new here and would be grateful for some advice. Got a few quotes to overboard and skim or just skim some ceilings due to artex, tested all and are without asbestos. Is overboarding a better option than skimming only? I managed to have quite detailed conversations with 2 plasterers and both...