Izonil/limelite/lime on old stone walls in kitchen

[SpankySouthport]

Evening gents!
First post so be gental,
Just trying to price a kitchen that has 76m2 of stone walls to cover in a 17th century house after doing a lot of research I have come to the conclusion that it needs a DPC or breathable plaster ie Lime/limelite or izonil, the customer won't have boards which I can understand, what I don't want to do is use modern materials such as hardwall+multi and seal one side of the stone resulting in water ingress.

so just been looking at prices for izonil @ £22+ vat per bag is a hell of a lot of money but I wanted to use this, now the other options are lime plastering which has rediculous cureing times, also limelite which I've never used nor have I got a price as yet.

so I would really appreciate your view on which way to go forward ie least expensive best product?

cheers Ben

 

[Jace]

ive only use the limelite before mate but i found it to be good stuff and it skims up nicley aswell i think that was about 20something a bag aswell.
sorry i cnt help you more there mate

medium dan ta:RpS_thumbup:

 

[SpankySouthport]

Thanks dan!
Horrendously expensive worked out at just over a grand just for the mats, anyone enlighten me on the price for lime putty etc?

ben

 

[Jace]

haha im not dan that was a secret message to the site owner there haha.:RpS_thumbup:

 

[keithuk]

Thats desperate :RpS_lol: but i like your thinking :RpS_sneaky:

 

[SpankySouthport]

Right ok strange

 

[Jace]

sit your self down son and settle in youll soon start to understand how this place works haha

 

[SpankySouthport]

Lol yeah think I've worked it out already, just wanted a bit of honest advice from someone who has had experience with lime etc, don't get me wrong there nout wrong with a bit of 'building trade banter' but I get that 6 days a week

 

[SpankySouthport]

So do tell then 'Dan' lol??

 

[lucius]

Lime backing and putty finishwill be a lot dearer

 

[superspread]

If its £22per bag then that's what it is ,there's no getting away from it.:RpS_mellow:

 

[SpankySouthport]

Ok cheers men,
Think I will also give her a price for the plasterboard route ie tanking/metal stud/skim, anyone had any experience with 25kg bags of tanking slurry and what meterage it's covers? Can't seem to find it on any website?

any other way you men have done stone walls single skin that I'm not thinking about?

cheers

 

[SpankySouthport]

Anyone help me out there?

 

[Arti]

Ok cheers men,
Think I will also give her a price for the plasterboard route ie tanking/metal stud/skim, anyone had any experience with 25kg bags of tanking slurry and what meterage it's covers? Can't seem to find it on any website?

any other way you men have done stone walls single skin that I'm not thinking about?

cheers

coverage is 8-10 m2.............using this stuff

Tankit - Kingfisher Basement Tanking

 

[SpankySouthport]

Superb thanks bud!