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Bio-aggregate

by Bob|Published January 1, 2000|2 Comments

Bio-aggregate

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Published January 1, 2000

Voids

– Foam applicator gun – Decorators caulk – Sheeps Wool   Foam applicator gun Misc holes and inappropriate or obsolete vents https://wp.me/P70PZK-x […]

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Published February 23, 2019

Workshop: Bio-aggregate

Workshop: Bio-aggregate internal wall insulation – casting hemp-lime to existing masonry. Energy-retrofitting traditional solid wall heritage properties.

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– When: Monday 11th – Tuesday 12th March 2019, 10 – 5 pm
– Where: Bristol
– Cost: £240

Open day – drop in, take a look and maybe have a go!
– When: Wednesday 13th March 2019, 1 – 4 pm
– Where: Bristol
– Cost: Free

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Published January 1, 2000

Doors

The purpose of doors has somewhat been forgotten. Modesty and comfort.   Note [Edit appropriately] All internal doors. Prioritise kitchen and bathroom. […]

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Published June 18, 2018

I can well believe the resulting assembly has a beneficial sanitary effect on the internal environment. 

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It is undoubtedly the best hemp-lime application I have seen in several years. It is also one of the best wet-applied, breathable solid wall internal wall insulation systems I have seen, yet I believe it may be one of the cheapest. Well done Neighbourhood Construction

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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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