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Hydraulic lime
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Some of our clients and project funders Last modified: November 30, 2007 |
Pointing an ancient
monument. Lime putty is the basis for traditional mortars.
Rufford
Hall, The
plasterwork at Rufford Hall was restored for the National Trust.
Restoring
lime-ash floor at Barlborough Old Hall, Derbyshire. Building
Conservation Services has led the way in the revival of lime ash, as used in
this 1616 house designed by John Smythson.
Hall
in the Ponds, Sheffield.
Use of hand-split laths and lime ash in the restoration of the infill panels of
this c. 1505 banqueting house/hunting lodge.
