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I'll be honest, a little upset. Just wanted you guys to have a look because worried corners were being cut here.

Wow...ok, I only asked. Thought the pics of the walls would help. I'm working right next door and walk through their all the time!!

Here we go people, now look at are the walls in the office next door? They are filling them. What do you reckon... dangerous? asbestos? thanks for everyone

The office next door doesn't have textured ceiling at all, just some of that amaglyptine wallpaper stuff. That's different from Artex, the blokes doing the work say.

So... the only ceilings to worry about are Artex?

Here it says asbestos is in lath and plaster http://www.kentsurveys.com/AsbestosGallery.htm Quite a worrying gallery

Anybody think the new board ceiling over the 'lath and plaster ceiling shot to pieces' sounds a good idea? Bit unsure... Was reading also, elsewhere on web that there is asbestos in some plaster... but you guys are very grounded in your advice, is this because they mean plaster in other...

But you wouldn't know straight away would you NoseAll, how long ago was it? The builders next door seem to have put a new board ceiling over the crumbling ceiling. Does that sound sensible?

Just to check: nobody has ever heard of lathe and plaster ceilings with asbestos? Paul

Really appreciate, the building is covered in dust and bits of plaster. Builders said: 'Lath and plaster is shot to pieces'. Was concerned. Is this just the same for all ceilings?

Does that depend on what age the building is?

I've got a very simple one but would love an expert answer as they are doing work on it the next door office right now. Question is this: do lathe and plaster ceilings contain asbestos?