Breather gap
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johniosaif
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Sounds ok to me
superspread
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Rib lath rather than eml,but that's just me being fussy
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User___removed
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Will always crack on Eml.go down the carrier board route for sure.
Runswithscissors
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Hello mate
If you need a sand and cement finish, then as you have proposed is the traditional route to go down....
If you want a modern alternative, that will give a stronger and less likely to crack route, have a look at the link in my signature below....
If you want more assistance or advise, drop me a message on here.... (my work contact details are in my profile - click on my profile name top left and then view profile), but I am on holiday sunning myself this week.... lol
Good Luck
Richard Lord
Knauf Aquapanel Exterior Technical Manager
If you need a sand and cement finish, then as you have proposed is the traditional route to go down....
If you want a modern alternative, that will give a stronger and less likely to crack route, have a look at the link in my signature below....
If you want more assistance or advise, drop me a message on here.... (my work contact details are in my profile - click on my profile name top left and then view profile), but I am on holiday sunning myself this week.... lol
Good Luck
Richard Lord
Knauf Aquapanel Exterior Technical Manager
User___removed
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Every job,even jobs I have done myself seems to crack when rendering over Eml when fixed to timber.whenever I work for builder I explain to problems that will most probably happen,although they don't seem to listen.
Would the Eml route be more costly than carrier board option?
Would the Eml route be more costly than carrier board option?
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