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Avoid it

+5 degrees on a rising scale you should be ok

Cracking job

Nice work mate

How can you put a breathable coating over a none breathable sub strate .? Why would you do that ? It’s pointless ! Do not waste your money. I can not understand why these companies make such products. When using lime you Do Not use any additives - Nothing ?

Sorry to busy now

Where about are you in the north west ? Paul Midland Plastering ltd Stoke-On-Trent

Sorry we are in stoke

Where are you based ?

I agree with pftmonojetman

Very nice work top professional

For every millimetre of screed it's one day dry time , so for 65mm = 65 days But as you know if you are careful you can walk on it the next day

Hi I would recommend marcopolodecor. Very good material

Wow I love lime plastering discussions

cheers Olican

Cheers choppa

I agree with Danny and topspread

Hi Dropsalot thanks very much for your comment it's appreciated

thanks for all your comments

Cheers bopper cheers Djr

here are a few pic showing the completed ceiling, its the Belvedere ceiling at Chatsworth House Not one angle bead was used. Midland Plastering ltd 07721609494

Nice job Chris

Thanks for your comments. Cheers

Thanks olican thanks mcplas

Cheers Danny

Cheers Chris

Cheers pftmonojetman

Flynnyman Hi What I meant about free hand there will be no staff beads or angle beads We worked it out that it would take 2 joiners about three weeks to fix the timber staff beads so we formed the angles with the float coat and then skimmed them. I will post some more pics of finished areas

Thanks for all your comments cheers

Cheers arti

Cheers lastlaff cheers vfr12

here are a few pics of our latest project - its a grade one listed house in the north midlands we have used 12,200ft of lath, 48000 stainless steels fixings, 16 tonnes of haired lime backing coat and we will use 2.5 tonne of lime putty its all free hand and we are about 65% complete...

Cheers Marshy - Wow that's is terrible work - unbelievable,that is not the work of a plasterer

Hi if you are not sorted email me at. northstaffsplastering@btconnect.com

Nice work it's a credit to you

Hi senlar. Yes that would be great I will send you the details Cheers

i am looking for a couple of plasterers who have a good back ground in lime plastering It's a prestigious job good continuity straight forward work

Yes you stick your neck out if you advise on specification, it's always best to do as asked. There again I had a job in the other day to price and it said " haired gypsum rough coat" ffs lol That time I did say something.

Hi, lime plasterer no we didn't use the mesh and it came out fine,client is chuffed , it was all over 15mm thick and we gave it plenty of time between coats. We always use the mesh on external render though. We have also done a lot of lime hemp on wood woolboards with no, mesh no cracking...

Yeh one thousand years ago lol. I wasn't slateing them just wondered what he is using and where. I am interested that's all, working on the basis if it aint broke don't mend it. We are talking about a product that was used on the coliseum ( and before) and ever since, can you think of a system...

What job are you working on orangemachineman? Put some photos up lets have a look at the new way

And don't forget to use gloves and eye protection. I agree with senlar and vfr12

Nice job

Top advice. eye protection eye protection Have a eye wash station on each floor Gloves always use gloves

Excellent work

Good luck mate

Mr limeplasterer Put some picks on of the barn you are working on

Tell you what Mr expert have a look at his video for Venetian plaster lol lol he can't use his own product. Read your batsford or your milliar, you really don't want a really hard lime on a ceiling or stud, it's good advice ( you can take it or you can leave it) we have recently done 500m2 of...

Hope it helps - it went a bit off course lol

If you want to increase the setting time use pozzolanic additives