hello from not so sunny southend need some advice fellas

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been on the tools 17 years but but still learning has anyone been asked to render a chimnea its like a free standing fire place in some ones garden and the whole thing gets pretty hot judging by the cracks in the mortar dont want the same happening to my work would appreciate any advice cheers lads
 
this is rendered in wallcrete to the customers exact design spec, over fireline board fixed to a steel frame, this thing get s bloody red hot , but the wallcrete has not budged
hello from not so sunny southend need some advice fellashello from not so sunny southend need some advice fellas
 
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hello mate your work in the pictures looks a1 very nice indeed a little embarrased to say i have never seen or had the oppertunaty to use wall crete could you describe how to use it to get the amazing effect youve achived on that job and can it be used to create different finishes colours etc 17 years in and still learning every day many thanks buddy:-)
 
hello mate your work in the pictures looks a1 very nice indeed a little embarrased to say i have never seen or had the oppertunaty to use wall crete could you describe how to use it to get the amazing effect youve achived on that job and can it be used to create different finishes colours etc 17 years in and still learning every day many thanks buddy:-)
Have a look in the wallcrete section
 
this is rendered in wallcrete to the customers exact design spec, over fireline board fixed to a steel frame, this thing get s bloody red hot , but the wallcrete has not budged
 
Just normal sand and cement mix (white cement tho) i did light the fire up between coats and cooked a few Iceland pizzas for me and the lads
What standard 5-1 4-1. Did you prick it twice?
I've already had homemade burgers from the client on the BBQ and only popped in to look at the job. I heard homemade pitta and kebabs when we start!
Has any one else done a pizza oven?
 
Started with 2 coats bucket gauged at 5-1 with febmix then top coat 4-1 all had a handful of grit thrown in for a little bit of body.
that white fire board at bottom is great to fix your mesh onto and start wrapping then just use snips to cut shapes and tie together with wire
 
Started with 2 coats bucket gauged at 5-1 with febmix then top coat 4-1 all had a handful of grit thrown in for a little bit of body.
that white fire board at bottom is great to fix your mesh onto and start wrapping then just use snips to cut shapes and tie together with wire
Was thinking the same, the bricky has put a brick top on already so the fire board has been covered already. Was thinking some turbos into the pug at the bottom to tie and thread the mesh onto.
It's Defo a dream job this one and then about 250m of hack off horse hair lime render and oak beams what's failed on new builder and new warranted system and oak.
 
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