well i dont know what to say...
im sorry for trying to help, maybe there should be a question and answer section with no banter in it so that if someone wants to know something then they get a full explanation for an answer, this way they can get a full grasp of the method.
maybe i am in the...
they are the ones i was talking about so i stand corrected, but what is a reinforced steel joist then because thats what i was told they were and they do have them because i just posted a link? now i am confused? are there different types?
yes it is a fun furum and thats why there is sections for fun like the bar and the privat members part and the talk about anything part, but my guides are in the new to plastering part and i am just answering questions in the general discussions on plastering part so i dont know what your...
well you go and stay in the tips and tricks of the trade section and i will stay in the general discussions on plastering section to answer questions.... like the start of this post ???
the thing is mate, i write my guides for people who want help, thats one of the main reasons why i come on this forum, if you want to know how to suck eggs then why dont you ask irish because it seems that he dont want to talk about plastering any more.
what is the main reason people come on a...
haha you can tell you are irish, you are asking me to shut up about plastering on a plastering forum?
this could be the start of a joke
paddy was on a plastering forum when micky said...... ;D
good night mate ;)
they just use rib lath when fixing straight onto a solid wall (not battened) because the render needs to grip the back of the lath, so the ribs cause a void for that to happen, thats all mate ;)
i am pushing all the time for my customers to have something different as i love this sort of stuff and up to now it is paying off and people seem to love it (but not as much as me) ;D
to be honest mate i have never used mesh, the only thing close to it i have used is metal lath, and i dont know much about modern renders mate and only s&c and lime, although there are loads of guys on here that will be able to help you mate ;)
you are right in what you are saying, and like i said i have only ever done this on quoins and never had to do a wall like this, although this is not the best way i think that it will work, it wont necessarily stop the moisture going into the brick, it will just go both ways.
or he could use...
nice one chris, i can see where you are coming from mate, i wasnt trying to be funny but i do think its important for people to know how to do things properly :)
its not that hard mate, driers.... a dry mix of sand and cement, put you first coat on then throw a dry mix at it (like pebble dashing) then second coat and more dry mix and so on, the most i have built out in one day is about 7 inches mate... dont be shy with the driers, keep throwing on untill...
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