Tadelakt Plaster Finish is FINISHED at the Bucks County Designer House
The walls are complete in the powder room at the Bucks County Designer House in Doylestown, PA. Here is a photo to tickle your fancy...
Tadelakt Plaster Application At the Bucks County Designer House & Garden
LimeWorks.us was commissioned to complete a Tadelakt plaster application at the Bucks County Designer House in Doylestown PA. Tadela...
Understanding Mineral Paints and Stains for Masonry Applications
Ecologic™ Silicate mineral paints are mineral paints made using potassium silicate, also known as waterglass. They are combined...
What Sand Should I Use With Natural Hydraulic Lime For Repointing My Building? FAQ Friday
How to choose sand for Natural Hydraulic Lime
Quick and short of it…. when choosing sand for Natural Hydraulic Lime, make sure the ...
Case Study on Masonry Repair and Patching Material – Lithomex
Damaged stone and brick is a common problem for many historic structures around the world. Lithomex is a breathable in-kind repair m...
“Soft Reds and Hard Tans” Exploring Historic Masonry Architecture in the French Quarter
New Orleans. It’s quite the town especially during the weeks leading up to Mardi Gras, known as Carnival. Technically beginning on J...
The Bill of Rights for Masonry Structures
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Bryan Papciak
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Repairing Broken and Damaged Stone and Brick using Lithomex – FAQ
Of course following the Lithomex technical data sheet is important to ensure a quality application, but what about the little things...
The Mysterious Newport Tower, Restored Using Natural Hydraulic Lime
The Newport Tower is a peculiarly placed piece of stonework. It currently resides in Touro Park surrounded by one of the ritziest r...
A Green Portland Cement Alternative, FAQ Friday
You might ask yourself… How is Natural Hydraulic Lime (NHL) a green building material? The simple answer would be that it releases a...
