We install specification metal stud and boarded partitions that meet the required fire, acoustic and structural performance standards.
Design and approvals: Our in-house design team reviews drawings before award, confirms tested wall types, and front loads requests for information and value engineering options with manufacturer backing.
Interfaces: We coordinate with mechanical, electrical and plumbing services, doorsets and joinery using a published interface ownership matrix so that clashes are identified and resolved before installation begins.
Delivery and quality assurance: Supervisor to operative ratios are agreed in advance, and our quality assurance lead and document controller record photo evidence, material traceability and location data each day to produce one digital quality pack for sign-off.
Outcomes: Faster approvals, fewer design queries, predictable progress and a tidy final account supported by verifiable evidence.
ENQUIRE ABOUT OUR DRYLININGWe construct riser and shaft wall enclosures and fire-rated party walls as part of the drylining scope, using tested systems that maintain compartmentation and support fire safety compliance.
Evidence first: Tested details and manufacturer certification are confirmed before site start so that all product choices and performance standards are clear and traceable.
Sequence control: Riser and shaft works are integrated with mechanical and electrical services to protect commissioning dates and avoid rework.
Traceability: Product data, installer names and inspection records are captured in the quality pack to support Building Safety documentation and client audit requirements.
Outcomes: Proven compartmentation, clean sign-offs at inspection gateways and reduced risk of rework or late certification.
ENQUIRE ABOUT OUR DRYLINING
We install metal frame ceilings across office, healthcare and residential environments, including both performance-rated ceilings (for acoustic or fire resistance) and standard non-performing ceilings.
Design coordination: Our design team confirms ceiling zones, access requirements and service penetrations to ensure layouts align perfectly with lighting and mechanical services.
Programme alignment: Our in-house planner integrates ceiling works into the main contractor’s programme using Powerproject, with planned supervision and labour coverage for peak, night or restricted access periods.
Finish quality: Fix-first inspections and structured quality checklists ensure consistent finishes ready for decoration and fast client acceptance.
Outcomes: Ceiling installations that align with building services, achieve the specified performance and pass inspection first time.
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Middlesex Limited
Darwin House
Bourne End Business Park
Cores End Road
Bourne End, SL8 5AS
Yes. Our in-house design team reviews constructability, confirms tested wall and ceiling types, and prepares value engineering options so that details are fixed and approved before mobilisation.
We maintain a single digital quality assurance pack with photo evidence, product data, installer names and manufacturer documentation for tested assemblies.
Yes. Our in-house planner uses Powerproject to integrate sequencing, look-aheads and resource curves with the contractor’s master programme, including out-of-hours working where required.
Supervisor-to-operative ratios are agreed up front. A quality assurance lead and document controller maintain daily records and carry out fix-first inspections so that each area closes once, without revisits.
Yes. Our documentation captures all product and installation data in a format that supports Building Safety submissions and framework audits.
