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by Bob|Published January 1, 2000|2 Comments

Bio-aggregate

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A warm and cosy family home

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Getting on-board, early adopters looking for a more sympathetic approach to insulating our heritage housing stock with support from Joseph Little Dublin Institute Technology and Bristol City Council Principle Historic Environment Officer.

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Published January 1, 2000

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The beginning of the solid wall insulation retrofit journey

Traditional methods such as lime plastering are often the preserve of buildings deemed to be of historical importance, yet it seems to have been forgotten that more modest properties such as the ubiquitous Victorian terrace were also built with solid walls, lime plaster and a need to ‘breathe’. The designers and craftsmen who built them were creating a carefully balanced internal climate to ensure occupant comfort, avoidance of damp & protection of the fabric of the building and its structural integrity.

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Published January 1, 2000

Plaster

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Plaster http://www.neighbourhoodconstruction.org/plaster/

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2 thoughts on “Bio-aggregate”

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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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