Thanks Wordsworth. Interesting data.
I appear to fall in between 2 periods. I have cavity walls up to just below window level and then single brick construction to roof level. I am informed that due to the date 1936 that this was done due to shortages in materials.
Hi! Malc.
It is internal wall render.
I have removed as much of the powdery render as I can, it appears to extend down behind the marble upstand at back of the kitchen worktop. Should I seal it with a weak Unibond solution before repairng the area?
Thanks for replies! I have added picture of the area which is about size of a dinner plate.
I can find no evidence of water or damp ingress.
Is this lime based render or just plain sand and cement?.
Should I take it back to brick first ?
I live in a bungalow built in 1936 and have a problem with patches in an outside wall that are spongy to the touch. I have dug out one area of the plaster and found what looks like cement render that has disintegrated. Any suggestions.
I live in a bungalow built in 1936 and have a problem with patches that are spongy to the touch. I have dug out one area of the plaster and find what appears to be cement render which is powdery. Any suggestions please.
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