Established in 2005 SDS Drylining is committed in delivering a quality product to its customers that promises to enhance any development.
Operating throughout Kent, East Sussex, Surrey and south east London we offer a complete range of drylining solutions and competitive services.
SDS Drylining work with numerous major house builders and developers offering a positive, dynamic and friendly approach, creating trusted and long-lasting relationships.
Specialising in mainly residential properties, from single bespoke dwellings to housing estates, we can help you get the very best from your development.
Our turnover is derived mainly from repeat business and our experienced staff are well trained in their responsibilities, delivering these objectives on time and within budget.
Call us on 01892 836 999, email us at enquiries@sdsdrylining.com, or use the form on our contact page to get in touch with us and discuss your requirements.
With over 14 years experience in the company and more than 40 in the industry. We proudly deliver unrivalled quality to our clients.
Our team of skilled professionals are essential in providing the strong foundation on which this company has been built.
Our commitment is to deliver a product that we can all be proud of at competitive prices with no hidden costs.
SDS Drylining Ltd is a proud member of the SMAS Worksafe Scheme and registered as an approved contractor on the SSIP (Safety Scheme In Procurement) database.
We take health and safety very seriously. View our Health and Safety page to find out more.
Drylining is a system for cladding the internal walls and ceilings of buildings. Plasterboards are attached to the internal structure creating a smooth surface ready for decorating.
Tape and jointing is a system used to reinforce and cover plasterboard joints to leave a smooth surface ready for decoration.
Dot and dab is a technique which replaces the use of traditional wet plaster and is now frequently used in new build developments. It allows plasterboard to be directly bonded to masonry walls using an adhesive which is applied by trowel in dots or dabs.
Cornice is the generic term applied to a moulding designed to conceal the join between the wall and the ceiling. Coving usually refers to a type of cornice that is simple in design and uniform in profile.
Suspended ceilings are secondary ceilings suspended from the structural floor above, creating a void space that can be used to run services such as water and electrics.
