Parex on wood blocks

[Bones10]

I been asked to parex an extension but its made out of mashed up wood glued together to make blocks which has concrete poured into it, think they call it jrock???? I have put lime render onto these about 10yr ago but never put parex onto it, any suggestions on how to go about it?
cheers guys

 

[Dansouthcoast84]

Phone parex?

Never seen those blocks before

 

[plasterjfe]

Sure its not a durisol block. Parex is the only system with a warranted spec for durisol

 

[Curry]

Durisol they are made by a Parex sister company. Looked a good system when they showed us.

 

[owls]

Durisol they are made by a Parex sister company. Looked a good system when they showed us.

There nowt to do with parex, just parex is the only system to be warrantied on it

 

[owls]

Doh just seen johns post

 

[owls]

Just done this project on this gaff, built entirely out of durisol.

5 bedroom detached house for sale in Wharfe Villa, Langwith Valley Road, Collingham, Wetherby, LS22, LS22

Monorex g20 gf 650 square metres on one house.

its very strange to render over until you get use to it, we do around 10 a year so were use to it, but the thing that catches you out is lack of suction.

 

[Curry]

There nowt to do with parex, just parex is the only system to be warrantied on it

One of the Parex blokes owns a large percentage of shares in Durisol that's why Parex is the only system to have the warranty I would imagine.

 

[owls]

One of the Parex blokes owns a large percentage of shares in Durisol that's why Parex is the only system to have the warranty I would imagine.

which parex bloke is that? the top brass of steve Keigtley and mark shorrock in the uk are just employees.

 

[Curry]

I'll have to dig his card out to remember