Rendering in Tonbridge

One monocouche render layer can be applied to brick and blockwork surfaces. It can be coloured and made water-resistant.

A monocouche render can be technically considered a single layer. However, it is usually applied in two passes to create the name. This type of render is flexible enough to be modified to create any texture you or your customer want. This includes roughcast, dry-dashed, and scraped.

Plaster renders get along with all types of substrate. They are moisture-resistant, incredibly breathable, and fight mould and algae. Their lightweight nature makes for the perfect rendering for compromised walls.

There are three types of thin-coat renders: acrylic, silicone and mineral. Thin coat renders can be applied quickly, are hydrophobic, resist cracks, and are attractive. The toughness and water resistance of thin silicon coats are well-known.

Acrylic thin coats are valued for their versatility, ease of maintenance, and versatility. The thin coats of mineral are quick drying and can be used in areas with lower temperatures than the rest. Thin coatings of mineral renders are a great choice if you’re looking to make a major home improvement but don’t want to drain your savings.