Chapel Cottage had suffered severe flood damage, with some areas submerged by as much as six feet of water. Unfortunately, the original stone walls had been finished with gypsum based materials, which severely restricted breathability and prevented moisture from escaping only worsening the long term effects of the flooding.
We applied CoccioTerm MGN, a high performance thermal insulating lime plaster made from natural lime, perlite, and traditional Roman cocciopesto, finished with a lime coloured skim of the client’s choice.
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