Plastering or joinery first

1) Hi first fix joinery 2) Then plaster 3) Then second fix joinery Hope this helps Keith.

Depends in type of joinery, but 90% of the time plastering first. Calum @ CMT Contractor

Plastering first, then 2nd fix joinery.

Hi If your joinery is skirting, arcatrave etc then defo plaster first, deter finish

Do any plastering jobs first for sure, then leave it a couple of days before introducing bare timber into the house. Good luck.

It all depends on the type off joinery. Plasterers like to skim up to door casings so they would need to be fit first. Skirtings and architraves will be fit after. Try to keep as much bare timber out of the house if a lot of plastering is taking place as there will be high moisture levels which could affect the timber. Hope this helps you. Paul @Cedar Joinery NW

Hi depends on what joinery it is, do all your first fix carpentry/joinery first then plaster. after the plaster work is complete do all your second fix carpentry/joinery. Regards Liam Dovetail Joinery

Hi there. It depends what type of Joinery is involved. First fix Joinery would be first. Then the plasterer. Then finally second fix Joinery.

Usually joinery work is completed before plastering then second fix joinery, however would depend on what job needs doing.

It would depend on the job specifically but you generally go with plastering first

Hi it depends on the type of joinery first fix then plaster then second fix skirting and arcitrave

Do all first fix joinery (stud walls etc.) Then plaster Then all 2nd fix joinery (skirting etc.)

External doors/windows, staircase, stud walls first. Poster board and plaster Door casings, doors, architraves, skirting, kitchen, handrails, balustrade, curtain battens, loft hatch, boxing in. You can do the door casings before the plasterboard/plaster but some carpenters like to do them after the plaster then their doors suit their casings.

All first fix works to be completed first Clean site Plaster Second fix Clean site