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George Cook & Sons employ traditional craftsman capable of high quality plasterwork using traditional haired lime plaster.We also employ master craftsmen who are capable of running both in situ plaster and cement mouldings.

An international portfolio: We work nationally and internationally, and have been honoured to work on the Palace of Westminster, St Paul's Cathedral as well as the Dome of Rotunda at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem. The latter is reputed to be the largest single area of lime plaster to be carried out anywhere in the world during the last century. You can read more about our previous projects in the projects section of the website.

We have been prize winners at the prestigious Plasterers Trophy Competition: for work at Brentwood Cathetral, a large country house at Braintree Essex, and twice for work at Downing College Cabridge. We were also awarded the Crab Trophy in the Plasterers Trophy Competition for a new orangery built at a large country house in Suffolk.

For the traditionalist:
> We work with traditional haired lime plaster, lime plaster, lime putty plaster and lime mortar
> We offer riven oak or chestnut lathing
> If cost is at a premium we offer sawn softwood lathing.
> Decorative mouldings (see more info further down the page)
> Roman cement repairs
> External lime stucco
> In situ run mouldings
> sawn oak or pine lathing
> rustications
> rusticated rendering
> ashlar rendering.

For the modern building:
> Plain plastering using cement or gypsum based plaster
> Drylining (including suspended ceilings and partitions)
> Floor screeding
> Ceramic wall and floor tiling
> We are also making more and more use of hydraulic lime renders and plasters.

About our Decorative Mouldings
We produce decorative mouldings to meet your customised design, or from our extensive range of stock patterns. Our mouldings can be just supplied or also fitted by our team of experienced installers. We make mouldings from plaster, glassfibre, reinforced dement, glassfibre reinforced gypsum, reconstituted stone or glassfibre reinforced plastic.

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