How we work
The construction process is quite clean. First, we assemble the galvanised steel frame, screwed to the floor and ceiling. Electrical cables and water pipes, if any, are run through, and the interior is filled with rock wool or glass wool, providing significant sound insulation. Plasterboards are screwed to both sides. They are then taped and jointed with fibre tape and jointing compound, sanding between layers until a completely smooth surface is ready for painting. Call us, message us on WhatsApp, or request your quote online — we'll reply in under 10 minutes during business hours. Traditional brick partition walls, although still present in new construction, are losing ground to plasterboard in renovations and modifications. The reasons are several, all converging on flexibility. A plasterboard partition wall can be built in one or two days by two people. It weighs a tenth of an equivalent brick wall. It doesn't require masonry work or drying time. And it allows electrical and plumbing installations to be integrated within it, without chases in load-bearing walls.
