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Thu Sep 28, 2006 16:55 pm Sheet rockers in the UK? |
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Hi Torsten
I'm not sure whether many "sheet rockers" would know anything about plastering.
I'm not familiar with the term "dry liner". Are you thinking of a worker who installs "drywall" (a "drywaller")? Or maybe the term "dry liner" is only used in Britain?
I think a "sheet rocker" and a "drywaller" would be pretty much the same thing in the US.
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Thu Sep 28, 2006 17:01 pm Sheet rockers in the UK? |
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Hi Amy,
I understand that a sheet rocker fixes ceilings just like a drywaller, who in the UK is called dryliner. At least that's what I believe.
Here is the text where I came across our sheet rockers: The first job was to repair the roof and the roofers started the day after the closing. Then we got painters and sheet rockers in there to replace an entire ceiling in one 12x20 foot room. _________________ Test Of English for International Communication TOEIC Preparation & TOEIC Vocabulary |
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Thu Sep 28, 2006 17:07 pm Sheet rockers in the UK? |
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Hi Torsten
In the US, the sheetrockers/drywallers do all the walls, too. 
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