Plasterboard and linings

Plasterboard lets you change the layout of a home or premises without the mess of wet work and with great insulation. We use it for partitions, lining cold or damp walls, and building suspended ceilings to hide installations and lighting.

Partitions and layout

New partitions to create or redistribute rooms, with the acoustic insulation you choose. Fast and without brick partition rubble.

Linings and insulation

Lining of facades and party walls to insulate from cold, heat and noise, and to correct damp walls. Instantly improves the comfort of the home.

Suspended ceilings

Plain or designed plasterboard ceilings, with recessed spotlights, hatches and bulkheads to hide ducts. Fine finish ready to paint.

Clean and fast in occupied homes

The big advantage of plasterboard is that it barely generates rubble or wet-work dust, so it is ideal for renovating a home that is still lived in or premises that cannot close for long. We install protecting the rest of the home and leave the surfaces ready to paint in a few days.

Custom finishes and solutions

Beyond the straight partition, we make curves, niches, built-in plasterboard furniture, TV panels with indirect LED lighting and double-board linings for more insulation where you need it. We adapt the system to each room and use.

Partitions without wet work

Plasterboard lets you create or redistribute rooms quickly and cleanly, without the mess or weight of brick partitioning. We build partitions with the structure and boards suited to each use —standard, water-repellent for bathrooms, fire-resistant where required— and with the acoustic insulation you choose inside. Ideal for renovating without rubble and on short timelines.

Linings and insulation

Lining of facades and party walls insulates from cold, heat and noise, and corrects damp or uneven walls. It is one of the most efficient ways to improve a home's comfort without major work: you gain thermal and acoustic insulation instantly and prepare the wall for a perfect finish. A very cost-effective solution in old flats with cold walls.

Suspended ceilings and hatches

We build suspended ceilings to hide installations, lower the height where useful, integrate lighting and create mouldings or level changes. We leave the necessary hatches to access the installations and resolve recessed spotlights, LED strips and hidden curtain tracks. A good suspended ceiling tidies the space and gives that clean finish that defines a careful renovation.

Acoustic insulation between rooms

When acoustic insulation matters —a bedroom next to the living room, an office, a music room or a premises— we build partitions and linings with double boards, resilient bands and mineral wool to really stop the noise. Not all plasterboard partitions insulate the same: the difference is in the system, which is why we size it to the level of quiet you need.

Finish ready to paint

We deliver the plasterboard with the joint treatment and sanding ready to paint, without the irregularities that betray a rushed job. We take care of corners, junctions and finishes around doors and windows, because that is where good work shows. If you wish, we link directly with painting to hand over the room finished.

Fast, clean and bespoke

The great advantage of dry construction is speed and cleanliness: it works with little rubble, short timelines and the possibility of bespoke shapes and built-ins —niches, shelving, headboards— that would be unfeasible in brick. It is the perfect solution for renovations in occupied homes, running premises or offices that cannot afford weeks of messy work.

Bespoke built-in furniture

With plasterboard we create bespoke built-in furniture impossible in brick: niches, shelving, headboards, benches, dividers and integrated TV units, with hidden LED lighting. They are solutions that tidy the space, use awkward corners and give the home a project finish. The versatility of dry construction allows shapes and curves that add personality to each room.

Fixed quote and short timelines

We give a fixed written quote and short timelines, one of the great advantages of dry construction. By generating little rubble and little wet work, the job is clean and fast, ideal for renovations in occupied homes, running premises or offices that cannot afford weeks of work. You know what it costs and in how many days it is done, with no surprises.

Combined with the rest of the renovation

Plasterboard fits with the other trades of a renovation: we coordinate electrical, plumbing and HVAC so they run inside partitions and ceilings, and leave the necessary hatches. As the same team that does the rest of the work, everything is integrated and finished, without the typical clashes when the plasterboard fitter and the rest of the job are different companies.

Professional, not amateur finish

Plasterboard looks easy, but a bad installation shows immediately: marked joints, crooked corners, screws poking through. We take care of the structure, joint treatment, sanding and finishing around doors and windows so the result is flawless and ready to paint. The difference between professional and amateur work is precisely in those details that stand the test of time.

Renovating without moving out

One of the great advantages of dry construction is that it allows renovating without having to empty the home or move out. By generating little dust and rubble, we work room by room while you keep living in the rest of the house, protecting what is finished and concentrating the messiest work in set time slots. Changing a layout, lining cold walls or fitting a suspended ceiling is done in days, not weeks of wet work. For those who cannot or do not want to move out —families, rentals, second homes— plasterboard is often the only realistic way to renovate without stopping daily life.