Do I need to plaster my new build

[Nickfromwales]

@Triassic

I think your out numbered mate  

[Triassic]

43 minutes ago, Nickfromwales said:

@Triassic

I think your out numbered mate  

Plastering it is then, luckily we have a good local guy, just been to inspect is latest new build plastering job and it’s a nice smooth, wrinkle free job.

[Nickfromwales]

5 minutes ago, Triassic said:

Plastering it is then, luckily we have a good local guy, just been to inspect is latest new build plastering job and it’s a nice smooth, wrinkle free job.

Good lad   

[Tin Soldier]

Here's some inspiration from my current state, looks lovely even without paint on it

 

(please no one point out any flaws)

 

 

[joe90]

When I engaged a decorator he asked who did the plastering, when I told him he said “ good, I won’t need any filler then” ?

[Tennentslager]

16 minutes ago, Tin Soldier said:

Here's some inspiration from my current state, looks lovely even without paint on it

 

(please no one point out any flaws)

 

 

Lots of interesting angles in this cathedral ?

[Triassic]

good to see the apprentice hard at work. What’s inside the boxing in on the right, intrigued!?

[Tin Soldier]

its less exciting that it seems

 

the alcoves to the left  and right of fireplace will be filled with shelving, essentially making it a normal wall, behind the boxing on the right is a massive storage cupboard with ufh manifold and consumer unit and pretty much enough space to house a nuclear missle silo,

 

The reason it is angled is there are large sliding patio doors to the right (under the velux) and the angle allows more light, more space etc to and from living area.

 

there you go, told you it was not exciting.