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by Bob|Published January 1, 2000|2 Comments

Bio-aggregate

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Energy-retrofitting the traditional hygrothermal envelope, preparation, mixing and casting hemp-lime bio-aggregate onto existing masonry. Materials: Tradical PF70 lime binder and East Yorkshire construction-grade […]

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The home I live in needs to change: warmer, less damp, increase comfort, create an open plan room for more family-focused lives, improve aesthetic quality to the rooms and spaces, and a short term solution to create separate bedrooms for the kids.

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“Basically, we were heating the street! – I really can’t believe what a difference it has made and wish I’d done it years ago.”

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Bio-aggregate
Published November 11, 2016

Bio-aggregate

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Friday 18th – Sunday 20th November 2016, 10 – 5 pm

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  • 1[…] to take a leap of faith and engage with NC to guide us through lining our two downstairs rooms… - A warm and cosy family home – Neighbourhood Construction
  • 2[…] removal of the existing Smörgåsbord, add hygrothermal insulating plaster or preferably cast Bio-aggregate internal wall insulation […] - Symptoms of damp and a history of roof repairs – Neighbourhood Construction

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