As temperatures plummet, many outdoor projects take a back seat. But what about rendering? Can you do it in cold weather? The answer isn’t a straightforward yes or no: there…

Interior wall rendering is essentially a brand-new covering applied directly to your inside walls. It's a blend of materials that artisans spread on your walls to achieve a smooth, durable,…

There are a number of exterior renders on the market these days. One of the names that always crops up and is well known is K Rend. But why K…

Lime rendering is an ancient wall covering technique that is seeing a renaissance. This technique uses a mixture of lime, sand, and water to produce a breathable, long-lasting, and aesthetic…

Monocouche rendering is a one-coat, through-colored exterior wall finish. It’s popular because it’s fast and easy, much faster than traditional rendering approaches. But what is monocouche rendering and why is…

Pebbledash is an external wall covering. It is constructed with small stones attached to a base coat of plaster. This was not an uncommon practice in the 20th century. Some…

The cement render mix ratio is even more critical for any project. If you don’t get the mix right, the render can crack, fall away or look poor. This handbook…

Smoothing on render to walls can transform the look of a building. However, render is prone to cracking. One such method is the render mesh and the effect that this…

Details on a wall like this will give you a sense of balance, especially if your walls are fairly smooth and you have a minimal cove-profile molding at the ceiling.…

It’s an age-old question: How do you make your home cozy and save some cash? Insulated render is a smart idea to keep your house warm in the winter and…