Dry lining abutments that do not fight your suspended ceiling

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Dry lining abutments that do not fight your suspended ceiling

The junction between dry lining and a suspended ceiling is where average fit-outs look messy. Shadow gaps wander, perimeter trims kick, and fire stopping gets improvised.

One supervisor, fewer clashes

When Erimus Interiors delivers both trades, wall heads are set to the agreed ceiling datum. That means perimeter trim sits true and boarded walls do not overrun into the tile line.

Fire-rated wall heads

Partition walls that stop at the underside of a suspended ceiling are not automatically compliant. Demising and corridor walls often need to continue to soffit with documented fire stopping. We build to the specification — not a convenient shortcut.

Decoration-ready sequencing

Tape-and-joint and painting programmes should follow a ceiling logic: grid first or walls first depending on trim type. We plan that sequence so decorators are not repairing damaged tiles.

Ask about a combined dry lining and suspended ceiling package for your next commercial programme.