Why internal lime plastering
Using lime plastering for internal walls offers a combination of practical benefits. It is incredibly aesthetically appealing, with a soft appearance that adds warmth and character, and for older properties it helps give a really authentic feel.
It is also sustainable, durable and prevents damp, thereby reducing the risk of mould and mildew. Perhaps most importantly though, it’s flexibility means it can accommodate minor movements in a buildings structure without cracking. This makes it ideal for historic and older buildings which are prone to settling and shifting
You can find out more about the numerous advantages of internal lime plastering below.
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Internal Lime Plastering Benefits
Moisture Regulation
Lime plaster allows walls to breathe, regulating moisture levels and preventing dampness. This helps maintain a healthy indoor environment by reducing the risk of mold and mildew growth.
Historic Preservation
Lime plaster has been used for centuries in traditional building construction. Using lime plaster in historic or period properties helps maintain authenticity and preserves the building's heritage.
Flexibility
Lime plaster is more flexible than cement-based plasters, allowing it to accommodate minor movements in the building structure without cracking. This makes it ideal for older buildings prone to settling and shifting.
Aesthetic Appeal
Lime plaster has a natural, soft appearance that adds warmth and character to interior spaces. It can be finished in various textures and colours, offering versatility in design.
Environmentally friendly
Lime plaster is made from natural materials and has a low environmental impact. It is non-toxic, recyclable, and biodegradable, making it a sustainable choice for interior finishes.
