Solid Plastering
Plasterers Melbourne, a family-owned business since 2016, excels in quality rendering and concreting in Melbourne. We've served hundreds of residential and commercial clients, earning respect and industry leadership. Passionate about high-quality wall finishes, we ensure outstanding results and a personalized service with direct contact from us to you.
Residential Plastering
Commercial Plastering
Plaster & Ceiling Repair
Retail Plastering
What we do
GYPSUM CEILING TILES
Perforated Ceiling Tiles
Plaster Ceiling panels
Gyprex vinyl faced ceiling tiles
White Plaster Ceiling Tile
ABOUT OUR PLASTERING SERVICES
We use Australian-made products from locally sourced materials. We ensure all systems are carried out correctly to manufacturers’ specifications which means you have peace of mind knowing you have a valid solid plastering warranty. We also have workmanship guarantees for all the work that we carry out.
Before starting the solid plastering in Melbourne, our professionals always inspect your property and recommend you the best material that will result in a smooth finish. This is a convention that we follow since we aim to satisfy our clients at all times. Moreover, when and if you have any queries related to the solid plastering or the rendering service, you can reach out to us, and we will solve them with patience.
As an experienced company providing solid plastering services, we always follow safety guidelines to avoid hazards during the procedure. However, since we are an insured company, if any damages take place unintentionally, we fix them for you at no extra cost. Therefore, if you are searching for a trustworthy rendering company in Melbourne, we are the ones you should consider.
Working conditions
Solid plasterers may work either indoors or outdoors and most of their work is done standing up. They may work alone or as part of a team and often travel to other job sites when work is completed. When on-site they need to adhere to occupational health and safety standards to reduce the risk of injury.
Education and training
To become a solid plasterer, you usually have to undertake an apprenticeship in plastering. The apprenticeship usually takes 36 to 48 months to complete and is available as a school-based apprenticeship
What We Promise
EXPERIENCED PROFESSIONALS
QUALITY, EVERY TIME
ALL JOBS COMPLETED ON TIME!
100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEED!
What is cement rendering?
Traditional cement rendering is the application of a thin premixed surface of the sand, cement and lime to brick, cement, stone or mud brick. It is often textured, coloured or painted after application. It is generally used on exterior walls and garden fences but can be used to feature an interior wall.
The cement rendering of brick, concrete and mud houses has been used for centuries to improve the appearance (and sometimes weather resistance) of exterior walls. It can be seen in different forms all over southern Europe. Different countries have their own style and traditional colours.
Traditional cement render is made from clean sand, cement and lime. Depending on the 'look' required, rendering can be fine or coarse, textured or smooth, natural or coloured, pigmented or painted.
Different rendered finishes can be created by using different tools such as trowels, sponges, or brushes. The art in traditional rendering is (apart from getting the mix right) the appearance of the top coat.
Plasterers Melbourne tradesmen have different finishing styles available and are able to produce different textures and decorative effects. Some of these special finishing effects may need to be created from a thin finishing 'top coat' or from a finishing wash.
Tools and technologies
Solid plasterers apply a range of finishes to internal or external surfaces. They use tools such as trowels, brushes and spirit levels, and equipment including mechanical hammers, power grinders, mixers and plaster projection machines.
Solid plasterers use scaffolding and ladders to reach high areas. They may wear protective clothing such as safety boots, safety glasses, dust masks, hard hats and hearing protection.
WAIT...THERE IS MORE!
Alongside plastering, we can also help with partitions, extensions, conversions, damp proofing, carpentry, and tiling. No job is too big or too small, please get in touch for a free quotation or more information.
Plastere Melbourne is a team of complete interior specialists with an emphasis on customer satisfaction and second-to-none workmanship, although Melbourne-wide plastering concentrates on Melbourne's northern beaches, we do not limit our travels. Our team is completely licenced in GYPROCK and PAINTING and fully insured.
Melbourne Wide Plastering is your team of complete interior specialists. When you need plastering or gyprock-ing done in Melbourne, we are your first choice. We provide complete solutions in both areas, and no job is considered too big or too small for our team. With over 20 years of experience in the industry, Melbourne Wide Plastering has all the knowledge and expertise required to complete every job in a way that will leave our customers 100% satisfied every time. That is why we also offer our customers a free, no-obligation quote. Our expert team are also quite happy to provide you with advice on plastering or gyprocking services in Sydney.
FAQ
So how do you know if a plasterer is the right professional for you? A plasterer will be able to provide a smooth surface, whether on walls, ceilings or partitions, for either functional or decorative purposes. A plasterer will also be able to perform the following tasks:
- Apply coats of plaster:Â Plastering specialists will apply plaster to interior walls and partitions, using hand tools, portable power tools or a combination of the two.
- Create decorative textures:Â Plasterers can create textures and decorative patterns for an ornate finish.
- Clean and prepare surfaces:Â Plastering specialists will prepare surfaces for plastering by thoroughly cleaning them and fixing any cracks or chips found. They will also create the mortar mix, ready for application.
The time is takes to plaster a room depends on what’s required, and on the size of the room. We can give you an estimated completion time when we come and look at the job and provide a quote.
Generally, it will take around 3-5 days for plastering to dry out however there are a few factors that will affect the drying time of your plaster. The thickness of the plastering will affect the time it takes for the plaster to dry out. If there are any areas that require additional work, for example, if there is a void, a large crack, or a gap which requires filling then a base coat or bonding plaster may be required before skimming. This means that certain areas may be thicker than others and therefore require more time for the plaster to thoroughly dry out. If there has been significant filling it could take as long as two weeks for the plaster to be thoroughly dry and ready for painting and decorating. Another factor that will affect the drying time for your plastering work is the room temperature and ventilation. It can be tempting to turn the heating right up to speed up the drying process but this is not recommended. Excessive heat will cause the plaster to dry too quickly which may result in cracking or hazing. The best condition for allowing your newly plastered walls/ceiling to dry is to provide some ventilation by opening a couple of windows slightly. You can put the heating on, however, we recommend you keep this at a low temperature for a number of days after the plastering is completed. This will help with the drying process whilst avoiding the plaster cracking.
The most common types of plaster are a composition of gypsum, lime or cement with water and sand. The plaster is typically manufactured as a dry powder and then worked to form a stiff paste by mixing in water before application.
Plastering is most definitely a skill, so you should understand that before you begin. Any skill can be learnt, but it's going to take you a bit of time and a bit of practise. ... With a bit of time, learning and careful work, you can totally tackle plastering through DIY! You've just got to put the effort in to learn how.
