Rendering in Sidcup

Monocouche render can be applied directly to brickwork and blockwork surfaces. It is water-resistant, through-coloured and easy to apply. Monocouche renders can be applied in one layer. It is often executed in two passes.

The layers are then combined to form the monocouche layer. You can manipulate the surface of the render to create any type of texture that your client desires. You can use roughcast, dry-dashed or scraped to create any type of texture you desire.

Plaster renders have been utilized since ancient Greece and have stuck around because they are lightweight, dry quickly, are hydrophobic, and can be used with almost any substrate. You also have over 700 colours to choose from.

There are three types of thin-coat renders available: acrylic, silicone, and mineral. Thin coat renders can be applied quickly, are water-resistant, resist cracks, and are very attractive. They are popular for their durability and water resistance.

Acrylic thin coats are appreciated for being flexible and easy to maintain. Mineral-based thin coats dry quickly and can be applied to homes or businesses located in colder areas. This is a great option for anyone looking to make major home improvements without spending too much money.