Building painting
Ceiling and false ceiling painting
A perfectly even ceiling, even under raking light and at great heights.
The ceiling is a room’s most demanding surface: raking light reveals every lap mark. COLOR HOME paints ceilings and plasterboard false ceilings, light coves and double-height spaces with techniques that leave no marks.
Depending on the area we use rollers or airless sprayers, with dedicated matt ceiling paints that limit glare.
Applications
- Living room and bedroom ceilings
- Plasterboard false ceilings and light coves
- Double-height spaces and stairwells
- Office and public-area ceilings
- Decorative ceilings, murals and textures
Ceiling painting
How we work
Protection
Floors and furniture covered, light fittings and cornices masked.
Preparation
Board joints treated, filling, sanding and dust removal.
Priming
Primer to even out absorption, especially on new plaster.
Finish
Two coats of matt ceiling paint by roller or airless.
Inspection
Raking-light check and touch-ups.
Benefits
Even, lap-free finish
Equipment for high ceilings
Dedicated matt ceiling paints
Decorative ceilings available
Gallery
Ceiling painting — in pictures
Projects
Frequently asked questions
Why use matt paint on ceilings?
Matt does not reflect light and hides surface irregularities, whereas satin highlights every defect overhead.
Should the ceiling be painted before the walls?
Yes, start with the ceiling so splashes do not mark finished walls.
Do you paint very high ceilings?
Yes, with mobile towers or lifts depending on the layout, as in our double-height spaces.
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