Help I need some advice please!
We live in an OPEN PLAN flat. Many years ago when our new kitchen was installed, the artex ceiling was plastered over.
We now want to get the dining/living room area plastered/skimmed to match the kitchen ceiling. However, we just had a quote from a tradesman who suggested using plaster board to cover the dining/living room ceiling.
My question is this. Where the two parts of the ceiling meet, if one part was plastered/skimmed and the other part had plasterboard on it, would one part of the ceiling look lower than the other part?
I am not sure why the guy suggested plaster board to cover the artex dining/living room area, which has a couple of long veins running though it, but I am concerned that using two different methods of ceiling covering would make the dining/living room ceiling appear to look lower than the kitchen ceiling.
Please advise.
Thank you.
We live in an OPEN PLAN flat. Many years ago when our new kitchen was installed, the artex ceiling was plastered over.
We now want to get the dining/living room area plastered/skimmed to match the kitchen ceiling. However, we just had a quote from a tradesman who suggested using plaster board to cover the dining/living room ceiling.
My question is this. Where the two parts of the ceiling meet, if one part was plastered/skimmed and the other part had plasterboard on it, would one part of the ceiling look lower than the other part?
I am not sure why the guy suggested plaster board to cover the artex dining/living room area, which has a couple of long veins running though it, but I am concerned that using two different methods of ceiling covering would make the dining/living room ceiling appear to look lower than the kitchen ceiling.
Please advise.
Thank you.