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Lime Plaster - Lime Stucco

Q: Why is horsehair used in lime plaster?

Horsehair is used in lime plaster as a reinforcement material. The horsehair is mixed into the lime plaster to improve strength, durability, and its ability to adhere to timber laths. Lime plaster can also be known as horsehair plaster.

Q: Can lime plaster be used as lime stucco?

Yes, lime plaster can be used as a form of lime stucco. Lime plaster can be used for both interior and exterior applications, including as a breathable coat for walls, commonly referred to as stucco. It can be applied in various thicknesses and textures to achieve different aesthetic effects. It is ideal for heritage and restoration projects.

Old House Store’s Lime Plaster Collection offers a comprehensive range of high-quality lime plasters and lime stuccos, perfect for the renovation and conservation of historic buildings. Our lime plasters are breathable, flexible, and permeable, ensuring they can handle the natural movement of buildings without causing damage.

From our BreathAplasta range to EcoRight Pre-Mixed Hydraulic Lime Mortars, each product is designed to meet the specific needs of heritage and eco-friendly projects. Our plasters are made using traditional methods, ensuring they maintain the charm and integrity of period properties.

Explore our selection of lime plasters, including ultra-fine options for smooth finishes and coarse mixes for robust base coats. With detailed product specifications, expert advice, and reliable delivery options, Old House Store ensures you find the perfect lime plaster for your project.

Delivery is calculated at checkout and details will vary depending on the size of your order, product type, and availability of products. If you have any questions before making an order, please contact us on 0118 946 9146 or email us at [email protected] and we will respond at our earliest opportunity.