Render cove below soffit

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is this a repair or new work?
when we fitted an external cornice in sand cement, we got the local fibre plasterer to run us the cornice. then we just fitted it.
 
Hi Malc,
Its a repair on an old building, but we'll probably knock the whole length out (only 15 feet between internal corners)) and about foot&half deep.
Actually spoke to K-rend for ideas and they advised against using their renders for overhang work.
I like the idea of running one up on a bench - had nt thought of that - I'll follow up on that tomorrow
Cheers
Alex
 
wingaard said:
Hi Malc,
Its a repair on an old building, but we'll probably knock the whole length out (only 15 feet between internal corners)) and about foot&half deep.
Actually spoke to K-rend for ideas and they advised against using their renders for overhang work.
I like the idea of running one up on a bench - had nt thought of that - I'll follow up on that tomorrow
Cheers
Alex
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Like I said above or if ur gonna do it off site get it made in fibreglass,f..k knows how u would fix a solid bit if s&c cove even in 1meter pieces it would need three men to lift it and kill someone when it falls off
 
superspread said:
Like I said above or if ur gonna do it off site get it made in fibreglass,f..k knows how u would fix a solid bit if s&c cove even in 1meter pieces it would need three men to lift it and kill someone when it falls off
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i did not realize how big the cove was. how we fitted the cornice was screw and plug with those metal straps about 1 inch wide with a continuous run of holes in, and fischer resin as the adhesive.
 
malc said:
i did not realize how big the cove was. how we fitted the cornice was screw and plug with those metal straps about 1 inch wide with a continuous run of holes in, and fischer resin as the adhesive.
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I've done similar when I've fixed architraves around windows ( externally )
 
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