TRADITIONAL LIME RENDERING | Regency Renovation #7 | Build with A&E
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.ย. 2020
- In this episode of our Regency Renovation project we move on to restoring the features of the exterior. Watch Rob from RW Plastering show you how to apply traditional lime render to the exterior of the building and then skillfully mark in the ashlar lines to restore the outside to its former glory.
For full technical information on mixes and ratios used, check out Ty Mawr's online PDF document here: drive.google.com/file/d/1V9ED...
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Was a pleasure to work for Tony, John A&E const and alongside his team. And also really nice clients giving you encouraging feedback along the way. Look forward to the next one cheers Guys.
It was fantastic having you and the guy's on board. You all did an amazing job and we're already looking forward to getting you on the next job!
See you soon mate, John 😊
Recent sub, this is just fantastic.
So much damage has been done to our wonderful housing stock in the UK by the incorrect use of cementitious rendering systems, it's just so exciting to see it all being done with such care and consideration.
👍👍👍👍👍
Hi McCready 747,
We pride ourselves in treating properties with the care and consideration they deserve.
Thanks for subscribing.
All the best, John 😊
You just can't beat traditional craftsmanship like this....Just sensational.
Thank you Jim, have a lovely day 👍
Ashlar lines being done with a bucket handle ;) pure class RW Plastering
No expense spared, some real skilled workmanship there and what a house. It must feel such a privilege working on it too
Thanks for watching Geord, take care 👍
What a fascinating introduction to what is obviously a hugely skilled job.These plaster artisans skip along with the job producing a wonderful coat to enshrine this beautiful home.The skill and knowledge all being quietly and stoically applied throughout their working day to produce a truly magnificent home.Each stage is a wonder in itself.
Once again .a quality job from quality builders.
Thank you for the lovely words Maria, all these guys are great to work with! Credit to their trade. Thanks for watching and take care 👍
Excellent job guys, love that you cut the piece off that board with the big piece between the blade and the guide, soo many people cut with the small piece between the blade and the guide, then the saw throws the small piece at themselves lol, you guys are masters at everything!
Thank you for the kind words SW, take care 👍
This is better than anything on TV that's for sure! Great work and nice production.
Wow, thanks Frogeye! Have an awesome week 👍
John that is an epic finish! Those boys know what they are doing...top quality. The ashlar lines are amazing! I’d never seen those before, what a brilliant finish. Love it. As always thanks for filming, editing etc. Great job 👌🏼🏴👍🏼
Thanks Rob 😁
Glad you enjoyed it.
All the best, John 😊
I never had a chance to work with lime render. But being in the trade for 20 years I could pick it up really quick. I looked it up coz I'm interested in doing things I haven't done.
Amazing video and amazing projects. Thanks for sharing. Really great to see.
Thanks for watching Owen 👍
That looks brilliant, I bet the real skill comes when the scaffoldings taken down and you look at it from the otherside of the road!
We'll be sure to grab some nice shots of the exterior in a future episode when the scaffold comes down. Thanks for watching David 👍
From back to bricks to finished render 👍🏻👍🏻fantastic job lovely and smooth.
A credit to their trade! Thanks for watching Mark 👍
Looks like a top quality job.
Thanks Paul, take care 👍
Top quality. Can't wait for the removal of the scaffolding so we can get a better look!
Definitely! Thanks for watching buddy 👍
Excellent update on the regency renovation it’s looking really good excellent job 👍👍👍🛠⚒
Glad you liked it Isabel! 👍
Excellent rendering top job 👍
Thanks for watching Deborah 👍
Nice to see the old traditions being used 👍☕
It sure is, thanks for watching Anthony 👍
That looks brilliant.
It sure does, they smashed it out of the park with this one. Thanks for watching 👍
Wow that looks amazing! I love it!
Thanks Joe, take care 👍
top work guys ,learned so much covering all trades ,a,and,e simply the best
Thanks Stevie 😊👍
What a finish, amazing skills and knowledge 👌🏻
Glad you liked it! Take care 👍
Lovely work👏
Awesome. Hard graft but what a neat finish
Credit to their trade, thanks for watching bud 👍
Quality job yet again👍
Thanks Peter 👍
No scrapy Romanians plastering there ... you are lucky you are out of london English plasteres who are masters of their craft are hard to find here
Thats beautiful to admire
Super job guys.
Thanks Derek 👍
jobs coming along good, nice work
Thanks John 👍
Why not tell us what sand was used and ratio, plus what were the bits of whatever added into the mixer
Couldn't be done any better! Sharp :)
Thanks Lee! Take care 😊👍
Lovely job as always on this channel 👌🏼Looks AWSOME ! 🤩😍🧱👍🏼
Cheers gents, glad you enjoyed it 😎
All the best, John 😊
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Quality work cheers
Thanks BB, take care bud 👍
Great quality!
Thanks Chris 👍
'Really effective' 👍
Can you share the proportions of lime and sand and type of sand used for different coats, thank you
Real tidy job that
Thanks 312Saxon, take care 👍
Great job.
Thanks K! Have an awesome week 😎👍
Nice job 👍👍👍
Thanks Rhys! 👍
Perfect
Great video
Thanks David, enjoy the rest of your week 👍
Brilliant work. Can I ask, does the timber edging bead process need to be repeated for each coat?
Another top quality job they made that look so easy but trust me it’s not 💪
Thanks guys, have an awesome weekend 👍
Like the video and site you've chosen to film on. Please explain a bit more why you're using NHL 2 and what sand you've chosen and how you're mixing it and applying various coatings. WEAR SOME SAFETY EQUIPMENT YOU GUYS!!!
The link to the spec of mixes isnt working. Id like to know. Awesome job!
Bit of K-rend, cup of tea, grab cash, ta da, round the lion for a thatchers. Cheers mate.
any chance of having the instructions reuploaded? the pdf seems to have been deleted; thanks!
What do you use internally to insulated a lime mortar construction wall
Fantastic job. Love a bit of like render. Naturally breathable walls. Was the scaffold put up with the rendering in mind?
Hi Zed Man,
Yes it was. We knew that a large section of the wall was blown, so some remedial work was needed. Unfortunately, when we started to remove the area, the rest came off with it!
Ultimately it will make for a better job, which will protect the house for many years to come.
Thanks for watching.
All the best, John 😊
How come they haven't used hessian to keep the render damp ?
Can you mix lime out of the bag instead of using lime putty?
How much do you pay for lime rendering/ plastering pm2?
hey can i check if a team of 2 would be interested to explore assisting & supervising construction of a farmhouse in rural india ( rubble walls with lime plaster )
Hello wanted to ask, in your opinion is possible to use cement (for better setting) with hydrated lime and sand (0,5:1:5 ratio) for rendering a brick wall layed with lime mortar, as it is quite difficult to find hydraulic lime in our region?
Or even small amounts of cement will trap moisture, make wall unbreathable and ruin the bricks?
Kind regards
Beautiful! Seriously nice finish that! 👍
You gonna lime wash it white next then?
Hi Edward Church,
The wall will be painted with a specialist mineral based paint, which is fully breathable and perfect for this application.
Lime wash has a lifespan of around 5 years, whereas the paint we will be using has a lifespan of around 15 years.
There will be a video fully explaining both the paint and the process, in the future; so keep your eyes peeled for that.
Thanks for watching.
All the best, John 😊
@@BuildWithAE Great video. Watched with interest as we need to re-render our Georgian townhouse in the next year or two. With regard to the painted finish I had been considering a Lime wash or mineral based paint as you mention, I wondered if the mineral paint would give to "even" a colour for the stone effect, and whether the lime wash (albeit with its shorter lifespan) would give a better "Stone Effect" with its slightly uneven wash finish? Interested if you have any thoughts, or if it is just down to personal taste?
Thank you so much for the video! I’m renovating an old stone and lime walls and really really want to do it the right way and honour the fantastic building techniques of those times…. My house has been sitting without a roof for 12y and the walls are in such amazing shape, it’s amazing. Builders want to use cement… But I know that’s a huge no no for stone walls and want to do it the right way but really don’t know anything about it so trying to gather as much info as I can…. Builders tell me if I just use lime and sand that it will be too soft? Both for interior and exterior? Can you help me with any into on that? Cheers!
Definitely lime them look online and you will be able to find a traditional lime plaster just do your research also it is a lot more expensive than cement about 4times but worth every Penny
It looks amazing. May I ask how much time you waited between coats?. Also, the final "decorative element" you did, these lines, did you do that when the lime was dry? or wet? (or semi dry?). Thank you
Good question, lime render is meant to be kept damp for around a week.
guessing they have to come back after the scaffolding is down as those big hooks (08:47) are anchored to the poles which will leave a hole in the render, unless they are left in place?
They will be patched in. 10 minute job
Hi madge bishop,
Yes, they will be patched in as the scaffold is taken down.
Thanks for watching.
All the best, John 😊
Do all listed builds have to have plasterwork replaced like for like ?
Hi Mat me personally yes but not always the case all the best Tony 👍
Hi there, what is the ratio mix for a lime plaster render
There’s a link in the video description to a document by Ty Mawr on the various mix ratios bud 😊👍
Does the Lime replace the cement completely ?
Hi telstar9,
There's no cement in the mix at all, just lime sand and synthetic hair. If you check out the description beneath the video, there's a link to the website which explains all 😁
Hope this helps.
All the best, John 😊
i have this on my property. what can i use to paint it, just normal masonry emulsion or something specific.?
I’m sure limewash would have been used originally but it’s messy. Silicate paints are often used on external lime render/stucco these days instead.
No!!! Don't use modern paints. Defeats the objective
Fantastic job looks incredible instagram-rwplastering45
Rob and the team absolutely smashed it out of the park with this one. Credit to their trade 👍
I can't understand anything there saying.