Plaster is a staple feature on the walls of countless buildings across the world. With good reason too. It provides a smooth, durable finish, which can even give old walls a new lease of life.
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Coloured exterior walls are a great way to set your property apart from the rest. They allow you to add a touch of your own style and personality to a building. That’s why it’s even more frustrating when they eventually fade.
Your roof isn’t the only thing that can leak. While the majority of rainfall is dealt with on top of your property, your walls also need to deal with a certain amount of water when the heavens open. If they aren’t water-resistant, you’ll eventually get rain coming through, which can lead to a variety of problems.
Exterior wall cracks are both unsightly and alarming. At the very least, they allow water to penetrate your walls and potentially get inside the building. At worst, they could be a sign of serious issues with your building’s structure.
We are delighted to announce the CorkSol SprayCork is shortlisted for the Build It 2021 Awards in the ‘Innovation in Insulation’ category.
With constant battering from the wind and rain, rendered walls will always become worn over time. That can lead to discolouration and cracks, not to mention the risk of further damage as water begins to get through – which is why it’s important to get something done about it.
Cork material is used for a diverse range of applications, from well-known bottle stoppers to musical instruments and, of course, our natural cork render. But what physical properties does cork possess that makes it ideal for all of these uses?
Over 500,000 homes in the UK suffer from black spot mould. Aside from being unsightly, it can contribute to respiratory problems and other health issues. It goes hand in hand with fuel poverty, and a poor quality of life more broadly.
We are delighted to be returning to Grand Designs live as one of Kevin McCloud’s Green Heroes for 2021.
Insulated render systems are recommended as a retrofit solution for buildings with poor insulation. But as with any home improvement, it’s worth understanding exactly what’s involved before making your move.
