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What can I do if I have artexed ceilings and would like to make them flat? Is this an option and what would be involved?

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What can I do if I have artexed ceilings and would like to make them flat? Is this an option and what would be involved?

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There are a two different options and which one would be most suitable for you would depend on the style and depth of the artex. The most popular option is to take down the existing artexed ceiling and replace with plasterboard. The ceiling would then be plastered to ensure a smooth and flat finish. The feasibility of the second option would depend on the style of artex. If the artex can be effectively skimmed, this may be an option and could easily be confirmed by a visit to your home. Skimming would involve covering the existing ceiling with fresh plaster and may require two coats of plaster.

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