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TADELAKT
Tadelakt is a traditional, lime-based plastering technique that has been used in Morocco for thousands of years. The ancient finish is also becoming a popular feature for bathrooms and wet rooms.
The natural tadelakt plaster made from water-resistant Marrakech lime can be used indoors and outdoors. The polished tadelakt finish is waterproof, durable and scratch resistant while remaining breathable.
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CLAY PLASTER
Clay plasters harden by drying and, as no chemical reaction takes place, they remain workable for a lengthy period (and can be reworked with the addition of water).
Clay plasters can be used internally on to masonry, clay boards, lime plasters and plasterboard as a practical alternative to gypsum plasters.
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HEMP LIME
Hemp lime is a low-carbon building material with good insulation properties and robustness.
It is particularly suited to projects where the design calls for a rendered or rain-screened external finish, good insulation and minimal thermal bridges. It is most commonly used in conjunction with timber frames, but can act as a non-structural walling element for a variety of construction types, including lining masonry walls.