Brilliant, I've been trying to educate myself about strawbale over last few years , I follow a guy in USA they do some really good stuff, where abouts is this one ? In the u.k ?View attachment 18127 View attachment 18128 View attachment 18129 Another job were on at the moment 3 coat work on straw bale. It's like rendering a f**k**g hedgerow
It's a place called Cuerden valley near Chorley/Preston borderBrilliant, I've been trying to educate myself about strawbale over last few years , I follow a guy in USA they do some really good stuff, where abouts is this one ? In the u.k ?
Cheers DamoNice stuff Chris
Not sure if it's going to be gypsum or larch yetWhat they doing on the stud walls?
I've been helping a pal of mine out he's got some great contactsWould love to learn this!! How did you get in to it? I haven't done much with lime to be honest and trying to find a place to refresh and pick it all back up again!
Cheers Paul, it's an interesting one to say the least mate.Nice job Chris
I could do with a hand next week, but the only thing that involves lime will be the lemonade what's served in the café at break times, call now if you interestedIf you ever need a hand mate let me know. I'd make myself available to work on stuff like this
I'm calling, can you hear me?I could do with a hand next week, but the only thing that involves lime will be the lemonade what's served in the café at break times, call now if you interested
Loud and clearI'm calling, can you hear me?
That made me spit out my tea... looks.like a fun project thoughView attachment 18127 View attachment 18128 View attachment 18129 Another job were on at the moment 3 coat work on straw bale. It's like rendering a f**k**g hedgerow
Oi get to the back of the queueIf you ever need a hand mate let me know. I'd make myself available to work on stuff like this
Clay paint might be an optionI see this is a pretty old thread, but we have a straw house that is lime plastered in and out and after 15 years I am ready to do something on the inside to finish/seal the plaster. It has 3 coats of lime, but no smooth finish coat so if you run your hand across it, little bits of sand fall off. I'm tired of it. Any suggestions on how to finish it so it's a bit smoother and possibly cleanable? Some kind of whitewash? Breathability is essential, so no regular paint and I am in rural California so professional plasterers are not really an option.
Clay paint might be an option
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gods counrtrylolIt's a place called Cuerden valley near Chorley/Preston border
Do you mean to mix the lime with sea water instead of plain water? Why is it different?Try a small section of lime wash with sea water, you might get what you need
Hot lime with sea water. Because I say soDo you mean to mix the lime with sea water instead of plain water? Why is it different?
I'll give it a try. The ocean is only about 45 minutes away.Hot lime with sea water. Because I say so
Well done , you are lucky. Find lump hot lime preferably , powdered will do as well,I'll give it a try. The ocean is only about 45 minutes away.