Insulating lime plaster with a lime putty finish and a pointed fireplace.
Category Archives: Lime Plastering
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Sep
Sep
One of our recent projects a full chapel conversion.
10
Jan
Jan
Here is one of our latest projects a Chapel conversion in Cardinham. The chapel had hempcrete insulation sprayed on at 180mm thickness. These are some pictures of the first coat (float coat). After applying the base coat and floating it to get a smooth finish we use lime putty. The putty is applied at 2mm […]
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Aug
Aug
This is a new project of ours in Crelly. After removing the cement pointing and paint, we started the lime bag rub. After applying the lime mortar we finish it to give that rustic affect. More pictures of the finished article!
20
Jan
Jan
This one of our most recent projects in Helston. The customer had recently purchased this property which was suffering from damp problems due to the walls being covered in cement. Here are some pictures of the internal lime putty plastering and the external lime rendering ‘we also like icing cakes’… After doing such a great […]
09
Apr
Apr
This is a period house built of cob and stone. As with many properties built of this age, there has been water penetrating the current cement render over a long period. We have carefully removed the external top half of the gable to expose the original cob ready for the dubbing (Harling coat). The living […]
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Jun
Jun
The characterful impact of the Cornish countryside, sometimes hard and austere, often soft, mellow and colourful, can be observed and enjoyed right across the natural landscape of the Cornish Peninsula. However, this innate charm and incomparable beauty is not confined to the region’s topography alone, it is reflected in its ancient buildings too. In fact, […]
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