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We have removed an old fireplace surround and blocked it up with timber frame and 18mm ply 900mm x 520mm.. looking to render the whole area including the ply 1200mm x 950mm.. To sand cement render over ply do i need to seal it with PVA or Bluegrit? And add an EML?
I have a 2 bed terraced house and have rising Damp on all 4 walls although it’s worse on the wall where the chimney was removed any idea how this will be tackled
Hello Myself and my partner are looking at some new homes which feature pebbledash walls on the outside. We would prefer the traditional brick look, as best as possible, rather than the existing pebbledash. We would consider these houses if there are suitable removal methods. Can the pebbledash layers be removed without leaving stains or damage to the brickwork beneath? Could bricks underneath be damaged in the process? Is the whole process expense typically?
Roughly what is the cost of smoothing all house ceilings? Not sure exact ft² but we're talking about 2 standard size bedrooms, 1 small study, 2 bathrooms, 1 guest toilet, medium to large size living room and medium kitchen. Thanks
How much would it cost to skim over artex ceilings in a house built in 1996. Rooms with artex are living room, dining room, kitchen, stairs and landing, 2 bedrooms and a bathroom?
What exactly is tough coat plaster? Is it significantly more durable than other types of plaster? If so, how long does plaster usually last and how long would tough coat plaster last?
I have just had my conservatory roof changed for a timber roof. The plaster has dried and I'm in the process of stating to mist coat but the metal frame is visible. Will the emulsion paint cover this?
We have an apartment in a large, newly built apartment building. It is a monolithic structure with concrete block dividing walls. The block was covered in plaster and painted. We now have a crack in the plaster a few months later. Our contractor said to wallpaper because plaster walls could crack due to building settling as the apartments are all built out internally. We wanted paint though. The crack basically follows where a channel was carved into the plaster for wiring. It is not one clean crack, but rather a series of many hairline cracks that from a meter or two away looks like one crack. It seems there are many opinions on how to fix suck cracks. I do not understand the best way though. How should I repair it?
Is it easy to use a Tyrolean plaster gun? What are its benefits over adding plaster in a more conventional way?
Are drylining and dry walling the same or different things?
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