Traditional and innovative lime-based materials
Traditional and innovative lime-based materials
This beautiful house is a fine example of an early 16thCentury timber-framed farmhouse typical of the area. It had evolved over the years with various additions and alterations including a slightly incongruous porch. Unfortunately, as is all too common with a centuries old timber framed...
The Kilverstone First World War Memorial was designed by Edward Thomas Boardman, son of Edward Boardman of Norwich. It was built by the Kilverstone Estate in the first decade of...
East Suffolk Farmhouse Restoration by Rickards Period Plastering Ltd. Property This substantial Grade II Listed former farmhouse dates from the 16thC with subsequent 17thand 19thre-modelling. Its construction is primarily oak timber frame and...
Home Farmhouse in north-west Suffolk is a two storey timber and attic framed house. The original part of the house dates to 1325 and can be attributed to a St...
When using SatNav please use CO10 2XD. We are very easy to find on Chilton Industrial Estate. Leave the A134 (Northern Road) near Turner Tool Hire. Take Windham Road and...
The Naze Tower is an 86 foot high octagonal tower on the Essex coast. It was constructed from brick in 1720 as a navigational mark to aid shipping. In its...
A successful combination of modern technology with traditional building techniques & materials. After the sad loss of a 300 year old timber frame building from a fire, R Thomas & Sons...
The original brief for this project was to apply a smooth render to the exterior of the house. However whilst preparing the surface the original design was uncovered under layers...
At some point during the 20th Century this beautiful and ancient listed timber framed cottage had been rendered inside and out with a hard cement render . The result was that...
This early 17th Century timber framed building had, at some point in the 20th Century had a roughcast cement render applied to it. This had naturally led to frame deterioration. The...
St Mary's Church was destroyed by fire in March 2010. Only the four main walls were left standing. 4 years in March 2014 it re-opened after extensive rebuilding and renovation.
A large seventeenth century timber framed barn converted into a pair of semi-detached properties. Anglia Lime Company's FibreChalk was applied in one coat to a background of Savolit Woodwool board...