This plaster involves 2 coats of a traditional sand and lime mix
backing, with added animal hair or fibre for strength. It is then topped
with a final coat of slaked-lime putty and fine sand. We will restore,
secure and repair old limework and repair or reinstate lathe and plaster walls.
Monday, 19 May 2014
Internal 3-Coat Lime Plaster
Labels:
lathe,
lime plaster,
limework,
repair,
restore,
traditional sand and lime,
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Margate, Kent UK
Margate, Kent, UK
Saturday, 10 May 2014
Plastered Wooden Lathes
The plaster on this wall was cracked and had come away from the wooden lathes. New plaster was applied resulting in a nice smooth finish.
Labels:
plaster,
smooth finish,
wooden lathes,
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Margate, Kent UK
Margate, Kent, UK
Friday, 9 May 2014
The Art Of Coving
Plaster coving can be fitted to most rooms by following these steps:
1) Mark exactly
where you want the coving to sit. Do this by using a short length of
coving – say 100mm – to act as a template. Mark the top and
bottom of this template at regular intervals along the wall, then
join up using a straight edge to create your guide.
2) Then score between the pencil guidelines to give you a good key for the adhesive.
3) Start on the longest wall in a corner. Use a mitre block and a saw to cut the coving's end at a 45° angle, sanding off any rough edges.
4) Spread coving adhesive over the back of the first piece of coving, manoeuvre into place between your marked lines. Press along the length so the adhesive sticks firmly.
5) Any excess adhesive that oozes out can be removed with a damp sponge.
6) Continue working your way around the room butting one piece up against the next.
2) Then score between the pencil guidelines to give you a good key for the adhesive.
3) Start on the longest wall in a corner. Use a mitre block and a saw to cut the coving's end at a 45° angle, sanding off any rough edges.
4) Spread coving adhesive over the back of the first piece of coving, manoeuvre into place between your marked lines. Press along the length so the adhesive sticks firmly.
5) Any excess adhesive that oozes out can be removed with a damp sponge.
6) Continue working your way around the room butting one piece up against the next.
Labels:
art of coving,
coving,
mitre block,
plaster,
www.plastering4u.com
Margate, Kent UK
Margate, Kent, UK
Monday, 21 April 2014
Plastering Is An Art
It takes many years of experience to achieve plastered walls and ceiling as smooth as shown on a recent project below.
Margate, Kent UK
Margate, Kent, UK
Friday, 18 April 2014
Repair & Plaster Wood Lathes
Labels:
re-plastered,
wood lathes
Margate, Kent UK
Margate, Kent, UK
Wednesday, 19 February 2014
Repaired Damaged Pebble-Dash Wall
Here the damaged pebble dash is removed, then rendered to a super smooth finish
Margate, Kent UK
Margate, Kent, UK
Monday, 2 December 2013
Front Of House Rendered & Painted
The pebble dash on the front of this house was in urgent need of repair. The customer asked for a smooth rendered finish.
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