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Repairing mock tudor panelling / rendering
We have a mock tudor frontage where the existing white weatherproof painting has peeled off and the panels which may be platerboard or somes sort of render based solution has started to crumble. What would the best solution for a repair / replacement?.
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With this i would advice to remove complete damaged panels replace any rotten timber wether its on show or not then replace plasterboard (or damaged probuct) with a water resistant concrete fibre board which would then be rendered over with appropriate render mix for the area and house ie lime mortar- sharp sand mix
Answered 15th Sep 2020
Ashford • Member since 5 Mar 2019 • 17 jobs, 100% positive feedback
There's a few options. First remove all existing timber frame work.
Battern out and membrane then weatherboarding of your choice (colour and texture etc) or keep it the same and put upvc over the render and then use upvc as the mock tudor wood etc. Have done lots and the results are great.
A good company will be able to show you the difference etc. Kind regards Tristan
Answered 16th Sep 2020
Swindon • Member since 12 Jun 2019 • 1 job, 100% positive feedback
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