Traditional Lime Work

Reinstating a new lath & plaster wall on completion of removing the damp plaster.

Two coats of lime render floated and left ready for a setting coat.

Completed lime plaster ready for decoration.

Removal and reinstatement of a lath and plaster ceiling.

Lath and plaster repairs to a church along with some timber treatments.

Lime plaster applied to prepared brickwork and plasterboard applied to the internal timber walls.

A photo of a project in East Sussex prior to starting.

Scaffolding and coverings used to protect the newly applied render.

Completed lime plaster

Sheeps wool insulation applied between the joists of the ground floor timber suspended floor - supplied by Chalk Down Lime.

Creasing tiles used to match the vents within the local area. A mineral wool or similar filter is fitted behind the tiles from inside to prevent draughts and to prevent bugs entering.

A before photo of a garden wall requiring some attention.

A garden wall on completion of a three coat lime render.

Sand and cement pointing removed and reinstated using lime mortar.

Progress photo from one of our our repointing projects.

Lime plastering painted using Beeck paints on completion of our recent damp project on a cottage in East Sussex. The suspended floor was also removed and reinstated due to subfloor ventilation issues.