Spray plaster

Spray plaster for walls and ceilings, sleek and even.

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What is it?

Spray plaster by Wandmeesters

Spray plaster, known in Dutch as spackspuiten, is a fine plaster applied by machine to walls and ceilings. The grain fills small imperfections and seams and leaves an even, lightly textured finish. It is widely used in new-build homes because it is fast and turns a bare plasterboard wall into a presentable surface in one go. Kevin and Jordy carry out the work themselves, so there is no middleman and no platform fees.

  • Fine sprayed plaster, machine applied
  • For walls and ceilings
  • Widely used in new-build homes
  • Fills small imperfections and seams
  • Everything neatly covered
  • Across the Netherlands
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Spray plaster applied to walls and ceilings
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What does spray plaster cost?

The price depends on your surface and the area involved.

Spray plaster, walls and ceilingson request
Spray plaster, ceiling onlyon request
Latex spraying (finish in white or colour)€ 13 per m²
Thin-coat plastering as a smooth base€ 15 per m²
Thin-coat plastering + latex spraying€ 25 per m²

We do not quote a fixed square metre price for spray plaster, because the grain size and the condition of the surface largely determine the work. Build your quote below and you will receive the current price for your situation within 24 hours. The rates listed for latex spraying and thin-coat plastering include materials, sanding, sealing and masking. See latex spray painting →

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How we work

Spray plaster or latex spraying?

This is the question we are asked most often. Spray plaster adds a light texture and is forgiving on a surface that is not perfectly flat. Latex spraying gives a completely smooth, even surface, but it needs a base that is already sound. Which one suits you depends on what is on your wall right now.

That is why Kevin and Jordy come and look first and advise what makes sense in your home. They carry out both techniques themselves, so there is no interest behind the advice. If spray plaster turns out to be unnecessary, they will simply say so.

Sprayed plaster applied neatly to a wall
HOW WE WORK

How we work

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Contact & advice

Get in touch by phone, email or WhatsApp. We discuss your wishes and schedule a no-obligation visit.

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Tailored quote

You receive a clear, tailored quote with no surprises afterwards.

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Planning & preparation

We coordinate the planning and carefully protect your home and furniture.

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Execution & delivery

Expert execution, neatly finished. You only pay afterwards once you're satisfied.

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Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

Spray plaster applies a fine plaster grain that fills small imperfections and adds a light texture. Latex spraying is paint and gives a completely smooth result, but hides nothing. In many homes the walls are first sprayed with plaster or thin-coat plaster and then latex sprayed.
It is used for ceilings in particular. A ceiling is viewed from below and catches raking light, which makes every seam visible. The fine grain of spray plaster breaks up that light and calms the whole surface.
Yes. Spray plaster takes latex well, in white or in a colour. We often do both in one run: first the plaster, then the finish, so you have a single point of contact.
Allow roughly a day per coat, depending on the room, the thickness and the ventilation. We plan the work so it disrupts you as little as possible and state in the quote how many days we will be in your home.
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Benefits

Why Wandmeesters for spray plaster?

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Even finish

Fine grain across walls and ceilings.

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Strong in new build

Turns bare plasterboard presentable in one go.

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Fills imperfections

Seams and screw holes disappear.

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Neatly covered

Floors and frames properly protected.

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Kevin and Jordy

No middleman, no lead fees.

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Across the Netherlands

Working throughout the country.

Customer experiences

What our customers say

Real Google reviews from our customers.

"I chose Wandmeesters because they were recommended to me, and I'm extremely happy with that. They keep their appointments and deliver high-quality work."

Hans OkxRecommended

"We had our whole house plastered, concrete cire applied and the ceilings spray-painted. The result is truly beautiful."

demelza van berkPlaster & concrete cire

"Wandmeesters plastered our whole house and spray-painted everything. It all looks super sleek and tidy, real craftsmanship. They worked fast and kept their appointments."

aaron de boerPlaster & latex

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More about spray plaster

Spray plaster, spackspuiten in Dutch, is a fine plaster applied by machine to walls and ceilings. The grain fills seams, screw holes and small imperfections and leaves an even, lightly textured finish that can be latex sprayed afterwards. It is widely used in new-build homes, where plasterboard is handed over bare. If you are unsure whether spray plaster or latex spraying suits your walls, Kevin and Jordy will come and look first and advise you. Wandmeesters works from Monnickendam across the Netherlands and you only pay afterwards, once you have approved the work.

Service area

We work from Monnickendam throughout North Holland and the rest of the Netherlands. Want us to work near you too? Feel free to get in touch.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between spray plaster and latex spraying?

Spray plaster applies a fine plaster grain that fills small imperfections and adds a light texture. Latex spraying is paint and gives a completely smooth result, but hides nothing. In many homes the walls are first sprayed with plaster or thin-coat plaster and then latex sprayed.

Is spray plaster suitable for ceilings?

It is used for ceilings in particular. A ceiling is viewed from below and catches raking light, which makes every seam visible. The fine grain of spray plaster breaks up that light and calms the whole surface.

Can it be painted or sprayed over later?

Yes. Spray plaster takes latex well, in white or in a colour. We often do both in one run: first the plaster, then the finish, so you have a single point of contact.

How long does spray plaster take to dry?

Allow roughly a day per coat, depending on the room, the thickness and the ventilation. We plan the work so it disrupts you as little as possible and state in the quote how many days we will be in your home.

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