Backs Plaster Mouldings

Tel: 01634 924052

Mob: 07949 582559

Handmade Plaster Mouldings

We Design, Manufacture, Restore and Install
Handmade in our Workshops
Skilled staff using 100 year old methods
Bespoke Designs
We match existing projects
From restoring Grade 2 listed buildings to modern architecture
Pride in delivering exactly what the customer requires
Great Workmanship, Reliability and Fairness
Supply direct or through our Select dealer network
New trends and Unique designs
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We pride ourselves in recreating exact replicas of any exiting mouldings,

We have the ability to set your room apart and believe that any room can be transformed by our designs.

Ceiling Roses

Cornices & Coving

Brochure

Dado Rails

The area of a wall underneath a dado rail used to be clad with a different decorative material to the rest of the wall. This was to help mask stains and marks caused by things like rising damp. The second practical purpose of dado rails is to protect the walls from being knocked by chairs (hence the term 'chair rail').

Dado Rail
Dado Rail
Dado rail
Dado Rail
Dado Rail
Dado rail
Dado Rail
dado rail
Dado Rail
Dado rail

Match Existing

Any of our catalogue plaster coving can be produced to any curve as well. We can copy and reproduce existing historic work for replacement or use in renovations or additions or to replace existing plaster mouldings too damaged to restore.

Match existing
Match existing
Match existing

Fire Surrounds

These plaster fire surrounds are suitable for all types of fireplaces including log burners and open fires as the plaster used meets the building regulation requirements to be Class 0 fire rated. To attain Class 0 fire rating the product also meets Class 1 for the resistance to the spread of flame and meets the fire propagation requirements of BS476 Part 6.

Fire Surround
Fire Surround
Fire Surround
Fire Surround
Fire Surround

Arches and Pilasters

The pilaster is an architectural element in classical architecture used to give the appearance of a supporting column and to articulate an extent of wall, with only an ornamental function. It consists of a flat surface raised from the main wall surface, usually treated as though it were a column, with a capital at the top, plinth (base) at the bottom, and the various other elements.