Skim Over Artex and Plaster Over Artex Walls London
One of the key uses for Artex was in textured coatings which were used to create decorative finishes on ceilings and walls. It was particularly popular in the 1970s and 1980s.
How to Plaster Over Artex
Artex is a surface coating used to create decorative finishes on ceilings and walls. Artex allows a professional plasterer or decorator to add texture and patterns to it. It was particularly popular in the 1970s and 1980s. It was banned in 1999. So, if your building has Artex coating on the wall or ceiling, and you are looking to remove it, you might need our help.
Best Way to Skim Over Artex
Now is it possible to skim over artex? Yes, it is. Skimming over an artex is a good way to achieve a flat finish rather than pulling down a ceiling or re-boarding. One has to be very careful with Artex as it contains asbestos which is harmful for the health as one might breathe in the fibers. If Artex is in good condition then it is safe to skim over it with a new layer of plaster. This can also help to make the material safer as it will hold the asbestos and lower the chances of it getting disturbed.
How Much to Skim a Ceiling Over Artex
The cost associated with skiming a ceiling over Artex can vary depending on a number of factors. These include the size of the roof, the condition of the ceiling, the location, and whether any other service is required.
The range is just an estimate, and if you are looking for a more precise quote, our experts will be able to help.
At D White Plastering, we are committed to ensuring your living space is protected against the harmful effects of Artex. We can help with skimming over the Artex, fixing a false ceiling, or removing the Artex altogether. Our team of professionals takes necessary safety precautions to prevent Artex from posing any risks.
Our work is thorough, and only experts with years of experience and training are led to skim over the Artex. If you are planning to overboard and plaster a ceiling, the price range can be on the higher end.
