Theres a product called glaster too. Might be worth finding out where it's made, cos if it's made on the other sie of the world, it's hardly ecological
f me chaps look at african mud huts... look at bloody iceland or wherever the eskimos live... of course theres always alternatives... just depends where you are... what you need... how much you can afford etc... stupid question... end of
too late being nice now mate, i bet she has legged and destroyed her computer so she can never come on here again to be used and belittled by the likes of you
Theres a product called glaster too. Might be worth finding out where it's made, cos if it's made on the other sie of the world, it's hardly ecological
Glaster is made in Wales by a company called Ty mawr, it looks quite smart too.
Me and a mate went down there to do a lime course ages ago and seen some of it, its basically lime render with crushed glass in it for decorative effect.
tbh replacing plaster for an eco friendly product wont really have any impact on a build, if it is a serious eco build, i would look at using eco products around the rest of the build and just stick to plaster for the walls for ease.
Aint normal plaster eco friendly? Its all stuff dug from the ground, its not like there is any oil or plastic in it i suppose the only thing about it not being eco would be the process for making it.
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