Non-loadbearing interior walls used to divide buildings into rooms or zones, improving functionality, acoustic performance, and fire safety.

Also known as a dropped ceiling or false ceiling, this is a secondary ceiling made of a series of ceiling tiles and a metal framework.

Building techniques using a "skeleton" of vertical columns and horizontal I-beams (or lighter gauge steel) to create a robust, load-bearing grid. These systems are widely used in commercial, high-rise, and residential construction for their high strength-to-weight ratio, durability, fire resistance, and fast construction times

A protective and decorative coating to external walls to improve weather resistance, durability, and appearance.

A protective, smooth, or decorative coating of plaster to interior walls, ceilings, or exterior surfaces.

Finishing drywall (plasterboard) surfaces by sealing the joints between boards with tape and compound, creating a smooth, flush surface ready for decoration without needing a full coat of plaster.