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Title:
Using Natural Finishes Paperback:
264 pages Capture and conveys both the art and science of natural plasters for the novice and the professional alike. It begins with a basic discussion of wall substrates. A general discussion of tools, preparation, and application techniques is followed by detailed chapters outlining how lime- and earth-based plasters, renders, and paints work, how to prepare them, and how they should be applied. The final chapter highlights traditional finishes. |
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Title:
Wattle
and Daub (Shire Album) Paperback:
40 pages This book details the history of this material, with photos of old buildings. Paula describes the neglect and inappropriate use of cement which led to panels disintegrating because coating a breathable material with a non-breathable one is not a good idea. The book includes a concise overview on mixing daub, creating your panels and a step-by-step guide to either creating new panels or repairing old ones. |
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Title:The
The
Natural Plaster Book Paperback
250 pages (September 30, 2003) From principles to practicalities, and with every stage of the process illustrated, The Natural Plaster Book details the entire process of plastering with earth, lime, and gypsum for a long-lasting and durable finish. |
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Title:
Lime
in Building: A Practical Guide Buy this title directly from Jane at Black Dog Press Paperback
32 pages (December 1997) If you want to use lime to repair and redecorate an old building but are unsure where to start, then this is the booklet for you. Simple recipes, advice on preparation and techniques, information about materials and equipment and of course, where to get lime. Also includes useful lists of suppliers, further reading and practical courses. Helpful drawings. |
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