What is "plasterers"

Usage examples of "plasterers".

Of course nobody would do any interior painting or floor finishing until the plasterers were out.

The old wallpaper was down in Millie's room and the old sickroom and Carlotta's room, and the plasterers had almost completed the proper preparation of the walls for fresh paint.

Salome danced, Ellen Cherry managed, and then the plasterers came and sent both of them home.

Once he had decided on a story, he would get his artist in residence to draw each scene, which he then gave to the art director, who would call in the studio’s carpenters, plasterers and painters, and the sets would be built.

Thanks to San Francisco’s 1915 Exposition, Hollywood had acquired a number of first-rate Italian plasterers, brought over to build fake Renaissance exhibit halls.

A boy then moved in to brush away the damp powder produced by their labour, the marble 'flour', which I knew would be collected and used by the plasterers, mixed into their topcoats to give an extra fine glossy finish.

Alia probably knew how much you had to pay per day for first-class plasterers and how long new root-tiles should be left to dry out at the clamps where they were made.

Beneath it lounged one of the plasterers, smoking a tobacco-pipe and throwing us the occasional glance.