Listed property lime rendering

Traditional lime rendering to a 15th century Grade II listed home in Norfolk.

This 15th century Grade II listed property required an external finish compatible with its age and traditional construction. Timber laths and breathable lime render were used across the elevations, with careful preparation around period windows and the new oak framed porch. The gallery follows the work from exposed laths to the completed finish.

Completed lime rendering on a 15th century Grade II listed Norfolk home.

External elevation with traditional timber laths exposed before lime rendering.

Detailed timber lath preparation around the porch and adjoining elevation.

New oak framed porch surrounded by traditional timber laths.

First lime render coat applied to a side elevation of the listed property.

Lime render preparation and breathable board detail around a period window.

Side elevation following the application of a smooth lime render finish.

Listed Norfolk home with lime rendering completed across one elevation.

Lime rendered side of the new oak framed entrance porch.

Front view of the oak framed porch during lime rendering.

Lime rendering in progress around the oak porch and tiled roof.

Completed lime rendered front elevation around the oak entrance porch.

Traditional timber laths carefully fitted around an original window.

Timber lath system covering the listed elevation around a period window.

Finished lime render surrounding the oak framed porch.

Completed oak entrance porch with clean lime rendered walls.

Gable elevation during the final stages of traditional lime rendering.

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