Where dry lining fits in Sutton homes
Around the High Street and in converted houses across Sutton, flat conversions mean new stud partitions, boarded ceilings and boxed-in services — all of which need boarding, taping and skimming. In 1930s semis towards Belmont and Sutton Common, kitchen extensions, knock-throughs and loft rooms create the same need.
On solid walls in older terraces, dot-and-dab boarding can replace badly failed plaster where the wall behind is dry. Where damp is present, it must be dealt with first; boarding over it only hides the problem.
