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Planning and AssessmentDoor and window openings create several junctions where plastering needs to be neat and durable. Reveals, corners and frame edges are often highly visible, so careful preparation is important.PreparationBefore plastering, the openings should be checked and protected. The plasterer needs to understand which surfaces are being finished and where trims, beads or other details are required.The WorkCorners need to remain straight and consistent with the surrounding walls. Around windows, the reveal should meet the frame neatly without creating unnecessary buildup. Similar attention is required around door linings and architraves.Finishing and DryingRenovation work can make these areas more complicated because old frames may be uneven or new windows may have recently been installed. Making good should be coordinated with the joinery and installation work so that each trade can complete its part without damaging the finished surface.Practical AdviceFor London refurbishment projects, discussing door and window details before plastering begins helps prevent last-minute adjustments. plasterboard installation should include reveals, corners and any making-good work around the openings.