To be honest I'd reckon you'd be better off doing then yourself.Anyone know if the manufacturers can supply EWI sample boards for planning purposes or is it better if I knock a few out myself and save the hassle pestering them?
Unfortunately colour sample book not good enough with detailed drawings in this case.
Tia!
Was thinking of that tbh, thanks reevesTo be honest I'd reckon you'd be better off doing then yourself.
The reason being it will be your finish so would be easy for you to replicate.
A manufacturer sample could look a complete different texture or colour depending how sample was done
That's what I'd do anyway
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Yes, it's going to be in a conservation area, bit of a ballache that they only give it to approved installersIt should look exactly like the sample bucket renders are pre mixed or a lightweight mineral render is premixed, if there are any differences is going to be tiny if none existent. I'll tell you now if you turn up at the planning with a home made sample you'd get laughed at, they want a proper manufacturer sample to see, we've had to do it on numerous occasions in conservation areas or grade 2 listed.
Yes, it's going to be in a conservation area, bit of a ballache that they only give it to approved installers
Whatever system really I'm not fussed, it might sounds weird, but that's the true, iight have to take you up on that one if you don't mind.What system Zolco? I can be of help if is Wetherby. They have sample blocks as owls says/ cross section . They are more to get real feeling of the colour after is settled, rather than the finish itself.And the size of the grain of course.
Last we done was in 2005 and was no need to be certified at all back then, I haven't touched it since, probably things have come along sinceDo you do ewi zolco?
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Last we done was in 2005 and was no need to be certified at all back then, I haven't touched it since, probably things have come along since