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Thank god for you, cheers

I see funny isn’t your first language guys.

What size and make please?

Hi guys, im gonna try my hand at rendering an 1850s house. What tools would I need to complete the job. Thinking of sand cement and lime.Cheers

Alright bud, it’s pretty good but we did have a leak through the lead, All fixed now and it’s around 18inches wide.

Alright bud, thanks for the reply. I’m going to repoint the bricks with 5/1/1 mortar, should I use sbr before hand/after? Not sure how it reacts with lime. Thanks in advance

the valley is around 18inches and did have a leak at one point until I fixed it. My guess is that the render mix was to strong. In the gaps between the two buildings I found old tiles. Looks like the gap has been there a long time and they just rendered over it.

Cheers bud, save me some time that.

Has tie bars in the property, think it’s historic movement.

Thanks for the reply, I took the render off and now have quite a large gap between the two buildings The person before filled the gap with tile and cement and then rendered over it.‍‍

Hi, I have a rendering job to do on 1850s house.Some of the bricks are blown. what slurry mix would I use? Considering the old cement render cracked, I’m thinking of using a 5/1/1cement, sand, lime render.