THERMAL RENDER ?

[Render Systems]

what was that alice cooper hit???? oh yes Schools Out... time for you lot to research some of the names gven here... ie http://www.dryvit.co.uk http://www.parex.com http://sto.com you will find all the information and technical details on thier sites as well as pre contract forms etc.

 

[kirk johnstone]

this mesh stuff that you use in these systems, huw much £? were from? i want to try it ror skimming when i have a ceiling with lots of cracks

 

[plasterjfe]

depends what mesh and where from they come in different grades and are fire tested to each manufactureres specifications some can cost around £90 roll plus vodka and tonic or even more. but you can get cheaper low impact mesh. you buy mostly direct from the system manufacturer but there are one or two places nr by that stock it. not really something i would waste on plastering ceilings its too good a product and a guess would say that the weight of the mesh would just fall down if used with scim on a ceiling. you be better using the old hessien (check spelling) for this I think you can still buy on a big roll

 

[goody]

kirk mate, check out SAS-Europe, they are a modern render/plaster supplier and have all the info you want about monocouche,thin coat, EWI, mesh, plastic beads etc

 

[plasterjfe]

SAS too far though he could end up payin a carrige charge for a one off job.you would have too ask.(good product though) there are a few manufacturers driving distance from ere you could pick up your own also keels stock webers products and the mesh altough you may have to order other components such as fixings eps.

 

[kirk johnstone]

kirk mate, check out SAS-Europe, they are a modern render/plaster supplier and have all the info you want about monocouche,thin coat, EWI, mesh, plastic beads etc

found it and here is the link for anyone else interested in meshing gypsum plasters

http://www.sas-europe.com/promesh_range.asp

 

[plasterjfe]

see it says for walls. could still be too heavy and pull off the ceiling. its a light grade tho so unless you try it you cant be sure

 

[plasterjfe]

hessian is only 25 - 30 quid roll

 

[Gibbo]

fibatape make metre wide rolls for this application

 

[plasterjfe]

I didnt know that grand how much is it? and is it self adhesive (render mesh aint self adhesive kirk i forgot to mention its designed to be fully embedded in the basecoats)

 

[Gibbo]

check their site my mate used it all the time

 

[Gibbo]

its called wall repair fabric

 

[plasterjfe]

nice one

 

[FreeD]

is that fibatape to use in backing coat or skim?...could you stick this stuff to cracked l&p wall then skim? would it prevent cracks coming bk?

 

[Gibbo]

use in skim its self adhesive

 

[plasterjfe]

sounds ideal for what you want freed

 

[FreeD]

might be worth a try m8 nothing worse than taking all that crap off the wall.

 

[beddy]

i've got a full roll of that mesh stuff. exactly the same as fibretape but not self adhesive. my mate got it for a job at his house and only used about 2 metres off it. how much is it brand new?

 

[essexandy]

i've got a full roll of that mesh stuff. exactly the same as fibretape but not self adhesive. my mate got it for a job at his house and only used about 2 metres off it. how much is it brand new?

The pink weber mesh I get for £37 a roll or a cheaper brand of white mesh for £25 a roll Steve.

 

[simplybesty]

OMG, KJ is going to take someones money and aint got a clue what he is doing.

 

[plasterjfe]

on the subject of that weber mesh roll how many M2 do you get out of it?
When you get a system that has been specified they razz up the price cos its a ded cert

 

[kirk johnstone]

OMG, KJ is going to take someones money and aint got a clue what he is doing.

only one way to learn mate