ROOFING THE NATIONS BUILDINGS FOR HUNDREDS OF YEARS


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Welsh Slate PenrhynQuarry, Bethesda, Bangor, Gwynedd LL57 4YG E-mail: enquiries@welshslate.com


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 Traditional mortars & plasters  glaster® glass)


(lime plaster made with recycled


 Lime hemp insulating plaster  Hydraulic lime  Limecrete floor (LABC accredited)  Natural paints and finishing products  Natural insulation products  Plaster carriers and building boards  Courses for homeowners, contractors and specifiers


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traditional and ecological building materials caring for the future, respecting the past...


 RIBA-accredited CPD seminars


 Product support including u-value calculations and condensation risk analysis using static and dynamic modelling


 Site visits and reports


 Architectural and historical research of buildings


 Assessment of listed and unlisted buildings  Assessment of historic farmsteads  Mortar/paint analysis and matching service


STAINBURNTAYLOR ARCHITECTS + HISTORIC BUILDING CONSULTANTS


Contact us for our new 80 page colour catalogue - full of information, advice, systems builds, colour charts, tips and inspiration!


Tel: 01874 611350 Fax: 01874 658502 Email. tymawr@lime.org.uk Visit our new website www.lime.org.uk


CONSERVATION and INNOVATION for the PAST, PRESENT and FUTURE


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