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Waterproofing the service area of an old crypt with traditional Roman lime waterproofing and Cocciopesto plasters. On some parts of the room the MGN Lime-Pozzolanic Tanking Slurry System has also been applied to reinforce the waterproofing in critical areas.

Some walls of this old farm house have been re-rendered with the Sanacolor 2000 MGN lime render. 

Here is an application example of a 200-year old listed farm building tower with 3 external walls using the Termorasante Aerogel aerogel-lime plaster.  

This old cottage has been suffering from rising damp for quite a while. As a result the internal plastering has been blown. The long-time fix involves the replastering of the wall with the Rinzaffo MGN Roman salt-resistant base coat, providing a building-friendly fix for several decades.  

This 150 year-old Victorian house has been replastered with modern building materials (cement and gypsum plasters). 3 months after the replastering the paint started to go. Another 3 months later the walls had to be fully replastered due to salt related damages.  

1600s timber-frame listed farmhouse undergoing full refurbishment from top to bottom addressing sympathetically many problems including: new roof, lime pointing, timber infill panels, thermal insulation, replastering, structural reinforcement with lime and lime floors – just to name the most important aspects of the project.