Hi there,I still have to take my old kitchen out,and a new one will be installed,do you plaster all the wall,or do you just plaster,from the ceiling to were the worktop starts,any info would be much appreciated.thank you 👍
If you’re ripping your kitchen out, you’re probably best off plastering all the wall for what it’s worth. It’d mean that if the kitchen was ever ripped out again you could put the units wherever you wanted them without replastering everything again. If you have sockets moved or taken out behind any units (for LED’s etc) then there will be damage to the wall which will need repairing anyway - so you’re best off plastering all of it. It won’t make too much difference price wise. Thanks for the question! 😃
@@jinger2224 ah thanks alot,that was my concern in regards of cost,I am going to RIP my kitchen out in next few days,just in process of hiring a plasterer,so I will get the whole walls done,once units are out,you dont live near liverpool do you,for a quote lol,but thanks alot for your advice,great video by the way,cheers mate...🙂🙂👍
Andrew m It’s definitely the best thing to do! I’m East Midlands way unfortunately Andrew so it’d be a bit far to travel. There will be plenty of decent plasterers in Liverpool, just make sure you get 3 different quotes. And remember, the cheapest isn’t always the best one to go for. Ask for examples/ pictures of work if you need to. Good luck!
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Hi there,I still have to take my old kitchen out,and a new one will be installed,do you plaster all the wall,or do you just plaster,from the ceiling to were the worktop starts,any info would be much appreciated.thank you 👍
If you’re ripping your kitchen out, you’re probably best off plastering all the wall for what it’s worth. It’d mean that if the kitchen was ever ripped out again you could put the units wherever you wanted them without replastering everything again. If you have sockets moved or taken out behind any units (for LED’s etc) then there will be damage to the wall which will need repairing anyway - so you’re best off plastering all of it. It won’t make too much difference price wise.
Thanks for the question! 😃
@@jinger2224 ah thanks alot,that was my concern in regards of cost,I am going to RIP my kitchen out in next few days,just in process of hiring a plasterer,so I will get the whole walls done,once units are out,you dont live near liverpool do you,for a quote lol,but thanks alot for your advice,great video by the way,cheers mate...🙂🙂👍
Andrew m
It’s definitely the best thing to do!
I’m East Midlands way unfortunately Andrew so it’d be a bit far to travel. There will be plenty of decent plasterers in Liverpool, just make sure you get 3 different quotes. And remember, the cheapest isn’t always the best one to go for. Ask for examples/ pictures of work if you need to. Good luck!