Gypsum Board Ceiling
GI channel framing and gypsum board fixing, with joints taped and finished seamlessly smooth.
Ceiling services
From a simple flush ceiling to a stepped design with cove lighting.
POP (Plaster of Paris) Ceiling
Designer cornice and moulding work, including curved and stepped ceiling designs.
Cove & Panel Lighting Layout
Ceiling cutouts planned in advance for LED strip or spotlight fittings, coordinated with your electrician.
Ceiling Painting & Finishing
Primer and emulsion finish on the completed ceiling, matched to your wall colours.
How we build a false ceiling
Lighting is planned before the boards go up, not after.
Design & Measurement
We measure the room, discuss ceiling height and lighting layout, and sketch out the design before ordering material.
Framing
A GI channel or wood frame is fixed to the slab, level and spaced correctly to carry the ceiling board.
Board Fixing / POP Work
Gypsum boards are screwed into the frame, or POP is applied and moulded, depending on the design chosen.
Electrical Coordination
Cutouts for lights and wiring are planned and cut in coordination with your electrician, before the final finish.
Jointing, Painting & Handover
Joints are taped and finished smooth, the ceiling is primed and painted, and the site is cleaned before handover.
See it in action
False Ceiling Walkthrough
Common questions
Quick answers before you call.
How long does a living room false ceiling take?
A standard living room, gypsum board with basic cove lighting, usually takes 3 to 5 days including painting.
How much height does a false ceiling take up?
A simple flush design needs as little as 4 to 6 inches. A design with cove lighting or multiple levels needs more — we'll tell you the exact drop before you commit.
Can lighting be added to a plain ceiling later?
It's possible, but it means opening the ceiling up again. It's far cheaper to plan lighting cutouts before the boards go up.
Do you do both gypsum board and POP?
Yes, and we'll recommend whichever suits your design, budget and timeline — they're not interchangeable in every situation.
Planning a false ceiling for your hall or bedroom?
Tell us the room size and the kind of lighting you want, and we'll work out a design and estimate.