Looking After Your Buildings
If you own, live or work in an historic building, you are certainly not
alone. Almost one in four buildings in Britain predates 1914 and as the
total of listed buildings in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland
exceeds 500,000, our system of protection is the most comprehensive of
any country in the world.
Click here for more information on looking after your buildings.
Looking After Your Windows
Our historic towns and villages are being resolutely desecrated
by an army of window salesmen, window manufacturers and misguided builders,
as well as by the owners of historic buildings themselves.
Click here for more information on restoring your windows.
Pointing With Lime Mortars
Provides practical guidance on the use of soft, permeable lime mortars
based on lime putty, which are ideal for repairing and repointing the
mortar joints of old masonry walls. It does not deal with the use of mortars
containing hydraulic lime or lime putty gauged with cement, both of which
provide significantly harder and generally less permeable mortars. It
is essential reading for building owners, building contractors and others
who are responsible for the care of an old building but do not specialise
in the field. Click here for more information on Pointing
With Lime Mortars
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