Dot and Dab Dry Lining
Dot and dab dry lining is plasterboard stuck back to a masonry wall with adhesive dabs, used on dry internal walls that are straight enough.
About Dot and Dab Dry Lining
Dot and dab dry lining is plasterboard stuck back to a masonry wall with adhesive dabs, used on dry internal walls that are straight enough.
External solid walls and any wall with damp get a different lining. Dabs plus a continuous ribbon where the board needs it, plumb, with sockets cut to a layout. We leave a gap at the floor the system wants so the board is not standing in a future spill. Skim is separate unless listed. The POA is the wall area. iComply quotes it from Stockport.
- ●Internal dry walls
- ●Sockets to a layout
- ●Outside walls are not dabbed to hide damp
- ●Written POA after a look — no catalogue £ figure
Part of our Dry Lining service · Related: Ceiling Dry Lining



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Dot and Dab Dry Lining FAQ
Why not dab the outside walls?+
Because a cold, damp solid wall behind a sealed board grows mould in the void. Those walls are specified differently.
How do you get the boards plumb?+
With the dabs, checked as we go. A wavy brick wall is not followed blindly.
How is Dot and Dab Dry Lining priced?+
Price on application after we know wall area and whether the masonry is dry and internal. iComply does not publish a catalogue £ figure for this job.
Quote for Dot and Dab Dry Lining
Price on application after scope. No catalogue fee. Stockport base, with North West coverage and further travel quoted where the service is published.