Walls (retrofit)
Carrying out a responsible retrofit to a traditionally constructed, or historic building (originally built with lime and vapour-open brick, stone, timber or earth), means using only vapour-permeable insulations and finishes. In this way the original fabric performance is maintained, and the risk of moisture being trapped in the wall is eliminated. When choosing a material, it is important to consider what is most important for your specific project: affordability, thermal performance, or sustainability credentials, such as embodied carbon in the material.
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Carrier Boards (Retrofit)
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Finishes (Retrofit)
Natural building envelopes are typically completed with a vapour-permeable finish,...
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Flexible Insulation (Retrofit)
There are a number of flexible natural bio-based insulation products...
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Hempcrete (retrofit)
Hempcrete, or hemp-lime, is an insulating material formed by mixing...
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Hempcrete blocks
Precast hempcrete blocks have become more popular in recent years,...
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Insulating lime basecoats
There are now several lime plaster products on the market which contain...
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Insulating Lime Plaster & Render
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Insulation Boards (Retrofit)