Plasterboard & ceilings
Board the ceiling once the services are truly signed off.
Boarding a ceiling is the point of no return for every service above it — one early sheet and the electrician, plumber or mechanical fitter is cutting it back out. SiteLive books framing, boarding and stopping against real ceiling zones and holds the sheet until the services in that zone are signed off.
What you get
- Framing, boarding and stopping booked as stages per ceiling zone
- Clash alerts when services above aren't signed off
- Board deliveries and hoists timed to the boarding slot
- Crew lookahead so fixers aren't idle under an open ceiling
- Inspection sign-offs captured before close-up
- Invited subbie fixers confirm their slots for free
How it works
- 1Zone the ceilings
Each ceiling zone is a bookable area carrying its framing, boarding and stopping stages.
- 2Gate on the services
Link boarding to the services sign-off in that zone, so nobody closes a ceiling on unfinished work.
- 3Record the close-up
Pre-close inspections are captured against the zone as evidence before the board goes up.
FAQ
How do we stop boarding over unfinished services?
Boarding is linked to the services sign-off in the zone; if services aren't done, the clash is flagged before the sheet goes up.
Can we schedule by ceiling zone?
Yes. Ceiling zones are first-class bookable areas, so each is framed, boarded and stopped on its own slot.
Where do pre-close inspections live?
They're captured against the zone and flow into the site records, so the close-up is defensible.
Do subbie fixers pay?
No. Invited subbies confirm free; one flat price per site.
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