Oak beams before or after rendering

[Inchy74]

We are having to redo the whole of the front of our 1950s mock Tudor frontage on our home. Water is now getting in from somewhere and we can't work out where. So the question is do we render and then attach the oak boards afterwards or do we attach the boards first and render up to them. I’m worried about wood shrinkage and the possibility of future water ingress again.

Many thanks

 

[essexandy]

We are having to redo the whole of the front of our 1950s mock Tudor frontage on our home. Water is now getting in from somewhere and we can't work out where. So the question is do we render and then attach the oak boards afterwards or do we attach the boards first and render up to them. I’m worried about wood shrinkage and the possibility of future water ingress again.

Many thanks

We did loads of these in the eighties and I think the best method is to first coat render, then fix the timbers and then topcoat. Finally sealant around the timbers.

 

[Lastlaff]

We are having to redo the whole of the front of our 1950s mock Tudor frontage on our home. Water is now getting in from somewhere and we can't work out where. So the question is do we render and then attach the oak boards afterwards or do we attach the boards first and render up to them. I’m worried about wood shrinkage and the possibility of future water ingress again.

Many thanks

1950’s ‘mock Tudor’, get rid of the ugly wood ffs.

 

[Tramp]

We are having to redo the whole of the front of our 1950s mock Tudor frontage on our home. Water is now getting in from somewhere and we can't work out where. So the question is do we render and then attach the oak boards afterwards or do we attach the boards first and render up to them. I’m worried about wood shrinkage and the possibility of future water ingress again.

Many thanks

Fuk wood of ya t**t

 

[John j]

I.ll take the wood if you decide to get rid

 

[ChrispyUK]

1950’s ‘mock Tudor’, get rid of the ugly wood ffs.

Exactly.

Do it in plastic.

Use some of that mock Tudor mock wood plastic.


















Stuck on with foam

 

[FreeD]

We are having to redo the whole of the front of our 1950s mock Tudor frontage on our home. Water is now getting in from somewhere and we can't work out where. So the question is do we render and then attach the oak boards afterwards or do we attach the boards first and render up to them. I’m worried about wood shrinkage and the possibility of future water ingress again.

Many thanks

Look and see if you can find an old invoice for the original render was probably @essexandy call him back!

 

[essexandy]

Look and see if you can find an old invoice for the original render was probably @essexandy call him back!

It would have failed long ago if I'd done it.

 

[John j]

It would have failed long ago if I'd done it.

Thank f**k.for stabilising solution

 

[Rossi46]

Fuk wood of ya t**t

Have you ever considered a career in customer service?

 

[Rossi46]

I.ll take the wood if you decide to get rid

Are you going to make a coffee table to drink your PG tips on

 

[ChrispyUK]

Are you going to make a coffee table to drink your PG tips on

He’s gonna put it up on the extension

 

[Monkey Boy]

Are you going to make a coffee table to drink your PG tips on

Yorkshire tea man

 

[essexandy]

Yorkshire tea man

He drinks whatever is on special, or what he can take from the customers caddy.

 

[Tramp]

Have you ever considered a career in customer service?

Yeah perfect career for a pissed plasterer.
Think about it though mate, no massive phone que or bill to get told the same thing!!
I'd be great!

 

[Spitandpolish]

Have you ever considered a career in customer service?

I bet you have, on a cold Monday morning when the spark's have taken over your area.

 

[spunky]

We are having to redo the whole of the front of our 1950s mock Tudor frontage on our home. Water is now getting in from somewhere and we can't work out where. So the question is do we render and then attach the oak boards afterwards or do we attach the boards first and render up to them. I’m worried about wood shrinkage and the possibility of future water ingress again.

Many thanks

I’d fit it first because 90 percent of plasterers can’t get anything straight
Find a decent renderer and talk to him first just let him know if you render first you want it flat