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dont mean to be rude m8,but if i give you a price on the facts you gave id be a liar,find three local spreads get quotes an work from there,did i spell that right? edit to say id import an english spread cause them sheep fiddlers dont no there arse from there elbows lol.

lol :D :D

i nick all mine!!

old post or not its relevent,spots are to slow and expensive for modern systems,to the lovers of spots how do you dash with all that junk round you?

stainless steel mesh?bigest cause of cracks for any render system,were the mesh doubles and trebles,(on mesh overlaps ),gets hot in the summer expands more than the render an cracks,shape up boys and keep up with modern building methods :)

so plstering ,same mix for expanded block as solid concrete,same for engineerings as london commons?

depends on the walls m8,are they blockwork/brickwork,type of brick/block all comes into play!

i stay clear of the stuff m8,i find it all over the place as it sets,and gives bad colour when used to dash,cheap an nasty,opc every time. edit to say,it sets hard so is okay for a float coat,if your lads used sbr as an admix this will cause it to go black but is no bad thing.

as harly says grants are available and can cover 80% of the job,contact your energy supplier thats were the money comes from,we start a program of insulation and render for one of these big firms and they dont mess about,looking at turning thirty houses a week in one little area,well worth...

have you changed the gutter lately,donmaico?

you can buy in bulk bags if you want to employ a couple of skins to bucket it up,but if you do this for a living you prolly should buy bagged!

the stone is washed and well graded and of a guaranteed colour,means you can go back and match the stone for years to come,but it is £7/8 a bag.

should have made myself clear joe i meant fibreglass mesh cloth and plastic fixings,try to find a link . http://www.wbs-ltd.co.uk/renders_reinforcements.htm http://www.wbs-ltd.co.uk/renders_beads.htm dipk 10 fixings!

you can buy specialist beads to fit anything(but costly)but personaly ive yet to find anything better than a tiler corner bead :)

beg to differ joe but there are cheap mesh an fix solutions,means nothing if the scratch dont stick to the substrate,the mech fix will hold,to the op fix the water ingress first,then render!

8mm or size 8 is about right for dry dash!

apply any one of the above about 5mm then bed your mesh cloth in the top two thirds if you get my drift,then scratch and top as per.

hp 12,hpx,rendaid,mesh cloth,job done!er thats one or the other with the powders!

why not replace the timber,or even go over it,with a thermal board?any ways i've renderd ply with hp12,after sealing,with mesh,then top as per.

no need to wet down if its a poly scratch,we dash em dry daily!