The Limecrete Company are excited and honoured to be included in the rebuild of All Saints Church after the awful fire in 2015 working in conjunction with Buxton Building Contractors Limited https://www.buxtonbuilding.co.uk/
Very special job here on the Norman Norwich Castle founded by William the Conqueror. With thanks to Brown & Ralph Limited and Morgan Sindall Construction & Infrastructure Limited for involving us in this exciting project.
A trip to Suffolk for two days of laying 100mm screed over under floor heating
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Great Access
Close enough?
Photos from another project in Norfolk.
Why was a limecrete floor chosen here? Limecrete is breathable. Water vapour can escape through limecrete. If a building has a waterproof floor, ie concrete, then any water vapour would tend to travel underneath and across to, then up the walls, causing damp areas on walls and often damage. Using a base of recycled glass before the limecrete avoids the issue of moisture wicking up.
Limecrete is widely specified by architects to protect old buildings. It is also used more and more in modern homes due to its breathability, eco friendly nature and the fact that it can be recycled at the end of its life. It can be combined with underfloor heating.
Please call to discuss the benefits limecrete could bring to your project, give your building the chance to breath.
Another beautiful building and great access!
Open fires are a central feature but can’t beat underfloor heating for warmth and convenience
The finished job
Traditional flooring with a modern twist
Breathability returned
Bringing breathability into an old Norfolk Coach House – Stage One
Well tried and tested system of unloading insulation
Experience is everything. Getting the levels correct before slight compaction
Great feature wall!
Strategically tipping out the insulation
