Cleaner finishes without awkward gaps
Cladding to suit the room
We match full-height or local coverage to moisture, cleaning and impact risks.
Neat fitting around fixtures
Careful cuts keep sockets, pipes and fittings usable without rough openings.
Properly treated joints
We seal junctions and edges to leave a smooth, practical finished surface.
Smooth wall finishes made for regular cleaning
Painted walls are not always the sensible choice in wet, messy or frequently cleaned rooms. We fit hygienic wall cladding and plastic sheeting to form a smooth surface that can be wiped down without repeated redecoration. Full-height cladding can suit bathrooms, kitchens and treatment areas, while targeted sheets may be enough behind equipment or across a vulnerable section. We look at moisture, cleaning routines and likely knocks before agreeing the extent of coverage. The result is chosen for how the room is actually used, not simply because one sheet size happens to fit.
Prepared, bonded and sealed with care
Good cladding exposes every shortcut, especially around pipes, sockets and sanitary fittings. We assess the substrate first, prepare the surface and set out each sheet before cutting. Adhesive fixing, sealed joints and neat detailing around obstacles all affect the final result. A recent three-person project was completed in one week, giving a useful example of what a defined installation can involve. Team size and programme still depend on room condition, access, quantities and the number of detailed cuts required.
Frequently asked questions
Do all rooms need full-height cladding?
No. Full-height coverage can suit wet or hygiene-sensitive rooms, but local sheeting may be enough where splashes or damage affect one section. We consider room use, moisture and cleaning before discussing coverage.
Can cladding go over any existing wall?
The substrate needs to be assessed first. Loose finishes, uneven areas or contamination can affect adhesion and appearance. We check the surface and identify preparation needs before sheets are cut and bonded.
How long does wall cladding take to install?
It depends on the area, access and amount of cutting around fittings. One recent installation took a three-person team one week, but that example does not set the programme for every room or building.