Lime Plastering and Rendering
We use lime as a traditional render because it breathes, assists with moisture control and allows for movement in older buildings. We undertake all types of plastering and rendering using both hydraulic and non-hydraulic lime mortars with the addition of horse or synthetic hair. We work with architects and advisors to select pigments for sympathetic repair of plasterwork on walls and ceilings, blending existing and new surfaces to creates a warm natural finish.
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