k-rend

Hi We are mid-build of our new kitchen extension made of concrete /bricks (1940s semi). Builder is pushing us to go for K-Render as opposed to traditional sand cement due to the lower maintenance and colour options available. However, I have read mixed reviews of K-Render including higher cost...

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Hi, Just bought a mid terrace victorian property which has some blown textured render out the back of the property. There is also some thicker render at the front, which is in better condition and not blown. The walls are 9" thick brick without a cavity. We're starting to get estimates to fix...

Hi all We were due to have the front of our house re-rendered with k-rend. Had the old loose sand and cement knocked back and the builder is claiming he's under priced it and is going to either walk away or ask for more money. Searching around, general guide prices range between £35 to £50...

Hi everyone, First post, so please forgive any errors in etiquette etc. We've recently had a garage with space above built, and opted for a K-rend finish rather than a 'normal' cement render and paint. However, the finish in our opinion isn't very good - there are lots of light/dark areas...

I need my front garden wall, rear ground floor extension and the front of our porch rendered. Photos are attached showing each of these. The front wall will need grey K-rend, the porch & rear wall will need white K-rend. We have most of the materials already (the K-rend and the corner beading)...

Hi, I'm new on here and would like some advice please! Would k-rend hp12 suffice as a one and only finish coat? This would be on top of block work with mesh. Single coat of hp12, stippled, then 2 coats of paint. Would this be satisfactory? K-rend recommend their finishing coat of kmix GP...

Hi all, New to the forum and not a professional. Not even a DYIer, just researching for my house project. Extending the property plus re-rendering it. We had penetrating damp problems on an external wall (bricks, no cavity) which used to be covered with pebbledash. No obvious cracks and...