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Plastering & Rendering

should i put put an end bead after removing pebble dash and if so how?

Anonymous user 03/03/2024 - 3.30 PM

Hi all, I'm in the process of removing the pebble dash from the front of my terrace house. its coming off very easily, but as the pebble dash covered both mine and my neighbours property i will need to make a nice sharp finish on the edge of my property boundary. Firstly, what's the best way to get a good edge to remove to? Should i use a small angle grinder to cut throuh the pebble dash cement so as not to remove chucks from my neighbours property and secondly, once i have the cut line and pebble dash removed, should i finish off the edge with an end bead? If so how should it be fixed and finished?

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4 Answers

ABM plastering

Rating: 5 out of 5
Diss
Hi....you have it spot on what youve said but you must silicone the gap between the back of the bead and your neighbours render to stop water ingress...you need whats called a stop bead...use stainless steel an screw it to the wall...
Answered15 June 2020
17

Spot On Plastering

Rating: 5 out of 5
Bristol
12m stop bead drill and fix
Answered16 June 2020
0

Hay Property Solutions Ltd

Rating: 5 out of 5
Walsall
Use an angle grinder after chalk lining a line between the properties. Use plastic stop beads fixed with pink grip to eliminate the chance of future rust spots as no metal at all will be used. Stainless steel beads can also be used but in either case apply a line of exterior sealant as previously stated to stop any water ingress.
Answered19 June 2020
0

Anonymous user

Galvanised stop end bead will make it look neat and also a nice finish 👍
Answered7 July 2020
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