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It is the same job, it was delayed because the windows took from May to November to be fitted properly! I have spoken to Mark Eely who is the local rep from Parex about 20 times. Frankly he is useless, doesn't have any answers to hand and won't phone back or reply to emails. The people in the...

I'm looking at Monorex GF G20. Anyone with experience for rubbing it up and putting rustications/ashlar lines willing to travel to Atherstone, warwickshire? Approx 330sqm through openings

Sorry about the delay in replying. I thought I had subscribed to email alerts, but obviously not! I'm looking at an off white or light cream (I know that it's not ideal to be sponged in darker colours) How did the job go Beenereb4?

Is there anyone in the Midlands area that knows how to sponge float Monorex gf?

Is anyone interested in this job?

It can be sand and cement, I only said lime as that was what I have seen done on older properties before. The main thing is that it is "stone colour" and isn't painted

I've have guys that I regularly employ to board and skim etc. I know guys who can render a house, but I don't know anyone who has done the ashlar grooves and/or lime render to a really high standard. If I was employing someone to render the house on a day rate, then there is boarding/skimming...

They are dense concrete blocks. The owners didn't like the existing brickwork and intended to render the whole building when they started the extension, so no point in building in bricks and then covering them with render

The work should be able to commence in late April - we're just waiting for delivery of the windows. There is also all the internal skimming to be done which could be pulled in during wet times

The second picture is a house built in 1828

The photos are examples of the final finish that is required. The house has 333 sqm to render This is what it currently looks like...

I am managing a refurb of a large 5 bedroom 1950s detached house. Brick/brick construction with block/block extensions. The whole property is to be rendered with ashlar grooves such as: This (found on the internet) Or this house locally (not sure if the top half has been re-rendered in the...