dri-coat

[Marshy]

Sounds expensive to me, please see a brief comparison analysis of renovating and insulating plasters, renders:

I see Rend a guard product is not included in your table!?? I know why tho

 

[Bauwer]

I see Rend a guard product is not included in your table!?? I know why tho

Hi Marshy,
Could you please clarify exactly which material you refer to (K-rend, detailed name?) thanks.

If this material would fit the league (insulating and renovating dehumidifying breathable renders plasters), I'll update the analysis table accordingly and publish again with the material you refer to in it.

I built this table based on all the similar materials to our Bauwer Light I was able to find on the market.

Another version of a similar analysis I received from our customer in North Wales, please see below, more products in it:


Regards, Alexander

 

[TheWand]

My belt sander is my primary tool I use wang..gets me out of a hole at times it does wang..sometimes I don't even flatten my skim I just put a few rooms on then just go bk following day and sand blast it all down..works a treat tbh..u got any work for me Wang?

i dont but you could help Lodan out with those skills of yours

 

[uni-king]

i dont but you could help Lodan out with those skills of yours

Wang do 1 u very un important person..who are you anyway? Bet ur a little fat man who's got no friends and just wanks all day at Argos bra catalogue section..bye bye

 

[TheWand]

 

[uni-king]

Like that 1

 

[jamesthefirst]

How did you get on with skimming the dri coat @Kitchy ?

 

[uni-king]

How did you get on with skimming the dri coat @Kitchy ?

Ye was nice..left it 4 days skimmed lovely tbh..dint use uni finish tho

 

[Bauwer]

Ok, so you can't skim over bauwer then ? That's a big draw back

Now you can with Arenino coloured finish. We supply Arenino coloured finish with the next day delivery as of December 2016.

 

[carlos]

In this small job situation we use natcem 35.

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Skim as soon as it's cooled down.

No idea how much it costs but it's rock hard in half hour and gets hot to the touch.


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[TheWand]

In this small job situation we use natcem 35.

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Skim as soon as it's cooled down.

No idea how much it costs but it's rock hard in half hour and gets hot to the touch.


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Do you only use S&C on your jobs?

 

[carlos]

Yep. I work for a dpc firm. So everything is waterproof render or boards over membrane.


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[Bauwer]

In this small job situation we use natcem 35.

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Skim as soon as it's cooled down.

No idea how much it costs but it's rock hard in half hour and gets hot to the touch.

Hi @carlos Bauwer is highly vapour permeable material for solid wall older buildings, typically built before 1919.
The idea is to keep traditionally built property "breathing". You could see more details on this at our recent publication:

https://greenbuilding.co.uk/insulating-masonry-walls-of-old-stone-cottages-and-listed-buildings

My understanding is that Natural cement, natcem 35 is impermeable material which used in more modern type of construction, eg typically a wall with cavity, built after 1919 etc

 

[algeeman]

Hi @carlos Bauwer is highly vapour permeable material for solid wall older buildings, typically built before 1919.
The idea is to keep traditionally built property "breathing". You could see more details on this at our recent publication:

https://greenbuilding.co.uk/insulating-masonry-walls-of-old-stone-cottages-and-listed-buildings

My understanding is that Natural cement, natcem 35 is impermeable material which used in more modern type of construction, eg typically a wall with cavity, built after 1919 etc

Whos the bird on the ground floor and the old fella upstairs in his dressing gown.
How times have changed.. is it a divorce and she got the new house dancing away while hes ready for a tom tank in the old house.

 

[algeeman]

Haha leaky windows allow for natural ventilation ???

 

[Bauwer]

Haha leaky windows allow for natural ventilation ???

It is just explaining the difference in modern and traditional, breathable construction, more details at:
https://greenbuilding.co.uk/insulating-masonry-walls-of-old-stone-cottages-and-listed-buildings