Evening gents,
Firstly the purpose of this post is NOT to brag or boast in any way, I just want some idea as to the way WE work.
When I say we, I mean me & my plasterer (boss), I have never worked with any other plasterer and never seem to meet any other plastering teams to compare what we do with.
My boss has been plastering for in excess of 30 years and I only picked a trowel up for the first time about 6 months ago! We are both NOT young men:RpS_wink:
Today we plastered (skimmed) 4 ceilings which we over-boarded yesterday. We didn't start to knock-up until 09.00 as I had a doctors appointment early.
Downstairs
14ft x 12ft plus bay window area Lounge ceiling.
14ft x 3ft Hallway ceiling.
Upstairs
10ft x 10ft with slope Bathroom ceiling.
12ft x 10ft Bedroom ceiling.
As mentioned earlier we didn't start work until 09.00. The first coat was on all the above (1 hit) and flattened in by 10.30. Second coated, flattened in, wet polish, dry polished, cleaned up & tools away.
I then walked home from the job (not far!) and got in at 13.00 on-the-dot!
We never used to work like this, but now i'm getting the hang of the process we certainly seem to get more done & quicker:RpS_thumbup:
Good day or bad day?
Firstly the purpose of this post is NOT to brag or boast in any way, I just want some idea as to the way WE work.
When I say we, I mean me & my plasterer (boss), I have never worked with any other plasterer and never seem to meet any other plastering teams to compare what we do with.
My boss has been plastering for in excess of 30 years and I only picked a trowel up for the first time about 6 months ago! We are both NOT young men:RpS_wink:
Today we plastered (skimmed) 4 ceilings which we over-boarded yesterday. We didn't start to knock-up until 09.00 as I had a doctors appointment early.
Downstairs
14ft x 12ft plus bay window area Lounge ceiling.
14ft x 3ft Hallway ceiling.
Upstairs
10ft x 10ft with slope Bathroom ceiling.
12ft x 10ft Bedroom ceiling.
As mentioned earlier we didn't start work until 09.00. The first coat was on all the above (1 hit) and flattened in by 10.30. Second coated, flattened in, wet polish, dry polished, cleaned up & tools away.
I then walked home from the job (not far!) and got in at 13.00 on-the-dot!
We never used to work like this, but now i'm getting the hang of the process we certainly seem to get more done & quicker:RpS_thumbup:
Good day or bad day?