1970s Gable Over-Render
A badly cracked 1970s dry dash gable cured with a KEIM Universal Render thin coat over-render, glass-fibre mesh and two coats of mineral paint.
Projects featuring Render Systems by the Venetian Plaster Company, Isle of Man.
A badly cracked 1970s dry dash gable cured with a KEIM Universal Render thin coat over-render, glass-fibre mesh and two coats of mineral paint.
A failed acrylic coating stripped off a Victorian house in Douglas with KEIM paint stripper and steam, then rebuilt in KEIM mineral paints.
The Andreas Church Memorial, over 30ft high: the stonework fully restored and finished in a weathered terracotta render to suit the church.
A Castletown bungalow with old spar dash, sprayed all over in ThermoCork — front, sides, back, extension and garage — for a thermal barrier.
A flat glazed conservatory roof in Laxey, green with age and buried under moss and leaf litter, sprayed in ThermoCork and finished in a clean dark grey.
ThermoCork Render sprayed over the tin cladding on a Castletown bungalow to modernise it and hold the warmth in — excellent insulation values and a 10 year warranty.
The old arcade at Port Soderick — empty and open to the elements for years — reborn as a kayak store for Heroes On The Water Isle of Man, wrapped in ThermoCork render right on the shoreline.
The weather had taken the old render off this cottage wall in sheets. We stripped what was left and applied a Wetherby thin coat render system with a silicone top coat.
A three-storey terraced house finished in the Ecorend thin coat silicone render system — the flat cream and maroon gone, the mouldings picked out white against a warm pale grey.
A vast improvement to this lovely house on Bradda Head, using the Wetherby thin coat render system with alkali resistant fibre mesh, finished with Mineral Epsicoat render.
A worn Douglas exterior restored with a thin-coat anti-crack render over the existing render, finished in a coloured silicone top coat.
Phase 1 of 4 at Piccadilly Court on Douglas promenade — lintel and damp proof course replacement, then 10mm of Keim render in two coats decorated with Keim Royalan long life mineral paints.
A farmhouse at Kirk Patrick in a through-coloured white render — the colour runs through the material, so it stays bright without repainting.
The Spinney's tired old pebbledash was removed and replaced with a fresh white render, giving the property a clean new look and protection against the Isle of Man weather.
A new build on Onchan Head finished for McArds in the Wetherby lightweight silicone render system — and revisited nearly four years later with not a settlement crack in sight.
A curved raised bed in a Dalton garden, finished in a white through render K-Rend. Monocouche, so the colour runs all the way through the material and there is no paint film to fade or flake off it.
A lovely cottage in Laxey, its tired cream render and green-streaked gable recoated in ThermoCork — breathable, sustainable, and warm as well as good looking.
A row of 11 properties in Peel, built around 1880, re-rendered in KEIM Universal Render and finished in KEIM Soldalit-ME — with no expansion joints anywhere across the eleven adjoining buildings.
Three elevations of a Laxey house, each on a different substrate and each given its own KEIM specification — stone repairs, lime render, paint.
A cold spot by the rear door of the Old Market Hall was growing mould. ThermoCork insulated the surface so it stopped being cold enough for moisture to condense on.
Failed pebbledash on an Onchan property was letting water in. Rather than strip it back, we applied ThermoCork over the top — the water problem cured, and a fresh new look with it.
A corner building on Parliament Street prepared in a turquoise Light Weight Render System as the base for a mural by Karolina Pawlowska, with Corksol insulated spray render in olive green on the rear.
A seafront house in Castletown whose render had been exposed and damaged by the sea, recoated in ThermoCork — impervious to salt water, and carrying a 15 year warranty.
A steel container is the coldest thing in its own box, so moisture lands on it and drips onto the contents. Sprayed ThermoCork takes that away.
Spray cork used inside a commercial building to give more privacy between offices — 8mm of coating for up to 12 decibels, and warmer rooms into the bargain.
Badly cracked elevations on this Douglas pub given a thin coat over-render in KEIM Universal Render with mesh, then two coats of mineral paint.
A Douglas property whose cracked, unsightly render was stripped off, re-rendered in sand and cement and sprayed with ThermoCork — anti-cracking, and a ten year product warranty.
A dated pebbledash house in Colby brought up to date without hacking the dash off — an Ecorend thin coat render system applied straight over it and finished in a coloured silicone top coat.
Two tired conservatory roofs in Andreas sprayed in ThermoCork and finished light grey: cooler in summer, warmer in winter, quieter in the rain.
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