Walls and ceilings
Deliver plastering, tape-and-jointing and decoration against the agreed finish requirements. Review surface condition, preparation and colour choices before applying the final coatings.
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Wall, ceiling & floor finishes
Decoration, tiling and flooring for completed interiors
Plastering, decoration, tiling and flooring packages that turn coordinated construction into completed spaces.
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TECHNICAL UNDERSTANDING. PRACTICAL DELIVERY.
Decoration, tiling and flooring for completed interiors.
The final surface is what people see and use every day. Conex delivers decorative and protective finishes, from plastering and tape-and-jointing to painting, tiling, vinyl, laminate and specialist coatings. We coordinate preparation, protection and sequencing so that the finished work is ready for inspection and handover.
Consistent finishes start with proper preparation and a clear specification. The condition of the substrate, the selected material and the sequence of the remaining trades all affect the final result. Conex coordinates these steps across refurbishment and fit-out projects, with care at transitions and visible junctions.
SCOPE OF SERVICES
A defined package.
A coordinated approach.
The final scope is agreed against your specification, existing conditions and programme.
Tiling and specialist coatings
Coordinate layouts, setting out and adjoining materials. Product suitability, substrate preparation and the agreed junction details are considered before installation.
Floor finishes
Install specified vinyl and laminate finishes with attention to the substrate and perimeter details. Thresholds, changes in finish and interfaces with skirting should be resolved as part of the package.
Department capabilities
- Plastering and tape-and-jointing
- Painting and decorating
- Wall and floor tiling
- Vinyl and laminate flooring
- Specified specialist coatings and making good
QUALITY & COORDINATION
Attention to the details
that matter.
We assess the substrate and preparation requirements before applying the specified finish. Samples, colour choices and junction details are coordinated with the client, and completed areas are protected while the remaining trades finish their work.
Working with other trades
Finishes are coordinated with doors, joinery, kitchens, bathrooms and the remaining service works. The programme should allow the surfaces to be completed and protected without repeated damage from later activities.
PROJECT CHECKPOINTS
- Substrate condition and preparation requirements
- Approved colours, samples and finish schedules
- Material suitability and installation instructions
- Setting out and alignment at visible junctions
- Transitions between floors and adjoining finishes
- Protection, snagging and readiness for handover
INFORMATION AT HANDOVER
Useful records.
Clear responsibilities.
Useful handover information can include finish and product references, agreed colour schedules and cleaning or maintenance guidance. Keeping these details together helps the client plan repairs and maintain a consistent appearance.
PREPARING YOUR PROJECT BRIEF
A better brief.
A more useful proposal.
Share the information you have, including your site location and target dates. We can discuss the proposed works and identify the details needed to establish a clear package.
- Finish schedules, colours and approved samples
- Substrate condition and preparation scope
- Floor build-ups and transition details
- Area quantities and access programme
COMMON QUESTIONS
Planning your works.
Can you combine decoration and flooring in one package?
Share the finish schedule and scope. We can discuss the required trades and their sequence as part of the wider interior programme.
Do you work to client-selected finishes?
The project specification and approved choices guide the works. Samples, colours and product references should be agreed before procurement and installation.
Can you include making good?
Identify the affected areas and the expected finish. Making-good responsibilities should be clearly included in the agreed scope.