Drylining contractors.
Metal stud partitions, plasterboard, tape and jointing and skim, set out, built and finished as one package for main contractors.
Send us a packageOne bay, four states.
One bay of partition, elevation 1:20, drawn to the rules the site works to: 600mm centres, seams on studs, screws at 300mm, joints feathered before the skim.
- FrameC-studs plumbed between floor and head tracks at 600mm centres, noggins where the spec calls.
- BoardBoards span two bays so every seam lands on a stud; screw rows follow the stud lines at 300mm centres.
- Tape and jointSeams taped and feathered into the board face; field screws spotted ready for decoration.
- FinishA continuous skim plane lapping the final joint, checked under a raking light.
What the package includes.
Metal stud partitions
Set out from the structural grid, framed, boarded and closed as one trade package.C-stud framing erected plumb between tracks at the specified centres, with deflection heads, openings and pattresses framed in, not cut in later.
Service penetrations framed from the MEP coordination, with deviations recorded.
Drylining and plasterboard
Wall linings and internal build-ups to the specified board system.Wall linings and internal build-ups fixed and finished to programme.
Manufacturer board systems, Gyproc and GTEC on the company record, fixed to the specified build-up with every seam landing on a stud.
Tape and jointing
Taped joints brought to a decoration-ready standard.Joints taped, filled and feathered; field screws spotted. The faster dry finish where the programme calls for it.
Plastering and skim
Skim finishes brought to one true, decoration-ready plane.Skim and finish coats checked under a raking light before offer-up.
Suspended ceilings and fire and acoustic partitions are priced within the package where the project requires them, not offered as a standalone speciality.
A drylining subcontractor to main contractors.
The team began in drylining, before envelope work became the headline. The internal package is still delivered the same way: a build package, not a labour supply, run under the same programme, supervision and records as the envelope works, where one accountable specialist should carry both sides of the wall.
What a main contractor buys.
Programme, interfaces, supervision, QA and records.
- Programme
- Stage durations priced against the construction programme, with boarding sequenced around first fix so no zone is closed early and none waits open.
- Interfaces
- Set-out from the structural grid; penetrations, pattresses and service zones framed from the coordinated drawings. Deviations are recorded and reported, not absorbed.
- Supervision
- A named working supervisor on site, running the same RAMS and inspection discipline the company applies to its envelope packages.
- QA and records
- Set-out record, pre-boarding photographs of concealed services, fixing and joint schedules, and a final raking-light surface check, issued zone by zone.
The company record.
2014, and 2021 to 2022.
- 2014Facade delivery expandedEnvelope packages became the headline work; the internal trades stayed in the delivery repertoire.
- 2021 to 2022Interiors inside principal-contractor deliveryAt 59 Addington Road the company carried partitions, drylining and fire-stopping within its own whole-building programme.
Where we have delivered it.
- 59 Addington Road, South CroydonPartitions, drylining and fire-stopping carried within our own principal-contractor delivery of a seven-flat new build.Own development, 2021 to 2022
- Plaistow Hub, PlaistowEnvelope package for Vistry, with GTEC board on the record.Active on site
The record behind each entry.
Each entry worded to what the documents prove, and nothing upgraded past its evidence.
Drylining evidence here is a record set, not a gallery. Each entry is labelled by what the documents actually prove: delivery, archival self-published scope, or documented commercial involvement.
59 Addington Road, CR2 8RD
On its own seven-flat development in South Croydon, Dmitro acted as principal contractor for demolition and whole-building construction, and carried the internal partitions, drylining and fire-stopping inside its own programme. This is design-and-build capability evidence, not a subcontract case study.
- Scheme
- Seven flats, two storeys plus roof level
- Internal scope
- Partitions, drylining, fire-stopping and fit-out stages
- Board systems
- Gyproc and GTEC on the procurement record
- Delivery evidence
- CDM plan and 1,000+ procurement rows, 2020 to 2022
The ledger
| Year | Project | Internal scope | Evidence state |
|---|---|---|---|
| Year2010 | Queensway House / Nobel House, Redhill126-home redevelopment | Internal scopePartitions within an SFS, cladding and render scope; a site inspection record lists 21 fixers, labourers and plasterers. | Evidence stateDmitro Development project record covering the combined envelope and internal scope. |
| Year2015 | Putney High School Performing Arts Centre | Internal scopeDelivery-stage subcontract involvement under ITC Concepts on the performing-arts refurbishment; the exact package is unresolved in the records. | Evidence stateDocumented commercial involvement (retention invoices, 2015). No scope beyond the cited documents is claimed. |
| Year2021 to 2022 | 59 Addington Road, South CroydonSeven-flat new build, own development | Internal scopePartitions, drylining and fire-stopping carried within principal-contractor delivery of the whole building; Gyproc and GTEC systems on record. | Evidence stateSustained delivery documented by the CDM plan and over 1,000 procurement rows, 2020 to 2022. |
How the package runs on site.
Six stages, in the order the wall is actually built. Each carries its own interface obligation, the part a main contractor’s programme depends on.
Set-out
Partition lines set out from the structural grid to a laser datum; floor and head tracks fixed and the set-out record returned before framing starts.
Interface: Set-out sheets issued for approval against the coordinated drawings.
Metal stud framing
C-stud framing erected plumb between tracks at the specified centres, with deflection heads, openings and pattresses framed in, not cut in later.
Interface: Service penetrations framed from the MEP coordination, deviations recorded.
Plasterboard systems
Manufacturer board systems, Gyproc and GTEC on the company record, fixed to the specified build-up, seams landing on studs.
Interface: Closing boards held until first-fix services are signed off zone by zone.
Tape and jointing
Joints taped, filled and feathered; field screws spotted. The faster dry finish where the programme calls for it.
Interface: Joint and fixing schedule kept as part of the QA record.
Plastering
Skim and finish coats brought to one true, decoration-ready plane.
Interface: Surface tolerance checked under a raking light before offer-up.
Inspection and handover
Zone-by-zone sign-off with the concealed-work photos, fixings schedule and surface checks issued as the handover record.
Interface: QA pack handed over per zone, not saved up for practical completion.
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Send drawings, scope, location, access notes and programme dates. We will review the package and come back with the next step.
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