Drywall Applications: Partitions and Suspended Ceilings

Drywall is the pencil that redraws a space: walls, ceilings and light — all one system, shaped within days.

  • Partitions, Ceilings & Cove Lighting — One Team
  • 40cm Standard Stud Spacing, Tightened for Load
  • Flatness Proven with a Projector Test at Handover
  • Contractual Workmanship Warranty
Drywall Applications: Partitions and Suspended Ceilings

Drywall systems are the backbone of modern interiors: partitions divide space, suspended ceilings hide services and shape light, cove bands set the atmosphere. EMC Decor installs the full range with its own crews — including Ytong/AAC block walling and classic masonry where walls must bear real loads.

Quality hides in two invisible details: stud spacing (40 cm standard, tightened for load and height) and joint-taping workmanship. If screw heads and joints aren't filled correctly, even the best paint shows every seam. Our standard: double-board options, acoustic infill, mesh-taped joints and a full satin skim before paint — at handover we sweep the ceiling with a projector and prove its flatness with light.

Why EMC Decor

Partitions, ceilings, cove lighting and block walls — one team, one system

Acoustic builds: double boarding + mineral wool infill

Projector test at handover — flatness proven with light

Dry construction: fast install, minimal debris and dust

The Challenges You Face, Our Fix

RISK 01: Screw heads and joints showing through paint over time

SOLUTION: Two-stage filling (base + satin skim) with mesh-taped joints finishes the surface invisibly, even under raking projector light.

RISK 02: Wavy, sagging surfaces from incorrect stud spacing

SOLUTION: We tighten the 40 cm standard stud spacing to match span and load, and set the frame to a laser plane.

RISK 03: Standard boards swelling and moulding in wet areas

SOLUTION: In bathrooms, kitchens and humid areas we use green moisture-resistant boards (GKLV) and galvanized profiles.

What This Service Includes

1. System Selection & Framing

Wall or ceiling system chosen, profile type set, laser-guided framing to an acoustic target.

  • Setting out lines and levels with a 3D laser
  • Profile and hanger installation tightened for load
  • Coordinated routing of services inside the frame

2. Boarding, Insulation & Jointing

Single or double boarding, mineral wool infill, and mesh-taped joint filling.

  • Fixing boards with staggered joint pattern
  • Mineral wool infill sized to the acoustic target
  • Crack-free joints with mesh tape and Uniflott compound

3. Finishing, Lighting & Handover

Satin skim, projector check, cove lighting integration where required, and paint-ready handover.

  • Dust-free fine sanding checked under raking light
  • Cove lighting and transformer fitted where planned
  • Post-construction clean-up and paint-ready handover

Process

  1. Survey & Plan

    Measurement, system choice (drywall/AAC), acoustic and load requirements.

    Duration: 1 day

  2. Design & Contract

    System details and a per-m² quote are finalised; material brands and handover date are put in writing.

    Duration: 1 day

  3. Framing

    Laser setting-out, profile installation, services coordination.

    Duration: 1–3 days

  4. Boarding & Taping

    Board fixing, insulation infill, mesh-taped jointing.

    Duration: 2–5 days

  5. Finishing & Lighting

    Satin skim, projector check and cove lighting integration where planned.

    Duration: 1–2 days

  6. Cleaning & Handover

    Post-construction clean-up performed, paint-ready space handed over.

    Duration: 1 day

Drywall is priced per m²; system type (single/double board, insulation) sets the unit rate.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can TVs and cabinets hang on drywall?

Yes — with the right planning: we put OSB/steel backing inside the frame at heavy-load points, carrying 60–80 kg safely. We ask for your hanging plan at the survey; special anchors exist for later additions.

Should I choose drywall or AAC block?

Drywall wins on speed, weight and services flexibility; AAC on impact resistance, heavy fixings and wet-area walls. Most projects use both, each where it belongs.

Does acoustic drywall actually work?

Correct layers and junction details can reduce sound transmission, but the result depends on the existing structure, flanking paths and documented system performance. The acoustic target is defined after survey.

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