Restoration of a Medieval Hall House using Traditional Lime Mortar

This video shows you the Restoration of a Medieval Hall House using Traditional Lime Mortar. The video also provides a look at how to renovate old buildings in the correct way.

Traditional lime mortar is frequently used to renovate and construct old buildings because of its properties. Strong cement can harm older structures and most types of masonry because it is too hard for them; conventional lime mortar, on the other hand, allows the wall to breathe.

Due to their environmental friendliness, traditional lime mortars are recently regaining popularity. The soft and permeable qualities of traditional lime mortar allow for the natural movement of buildings. Other qualities of lime mortar include its breathability, which significantly lowers the likelihood of damp and water infiltration issues that can be a problem for cement-based mortars by absorbing and releasing moisture. Lime-based mortars consume significantly less energy during production than cement and almost have a carbon-neutral production process.

This video provides a look at how Traditional Lime Mortar is being used to repair a Medieval Hall House at Llwyn Celyn. If you like our video, please click the like button on the video and follow our channel, as it helps us massively.

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