Yorkshire Rendering Plastering Solutions carries out top quality rendering work in Bradford and Leeds using Weber and Wetherby products. Our work is smart and affordable. We also specialise in coloured rendering.
We carry out high quality plastering work in Bradford, Leeds, Yorkshire and beyond. We do skimming work, screeding, traditional plastering work and board work. All our plaster work is guaranteed for 10 years.
The K Rend silicone range incorporates silicone water repellents as an integral part of the cement based render system. The water repellent surface ensures a freshly rendered appearance for a prolonged period. The finish is drier and thus more resistant to algae growth and lime bloom.
Benefits include:
• Water Repellent
• Low Maintenance
• Allows Structure To Breathe
• Natural Looking Finish
• Extensive Colour Range
Silicone Rendering is the modern equivalent of pebble dashing. Now there is much more choice for texture, colour and effect when carrying out textured coatings work. We use only approved products, especially Weber and Wetherby Systems. There is a 15 year guarantee on all coloured render work.
Below we have taken an image from a job we did in Denby and allowed you to see how it would look with different colours of renders. Simply click the colour to see a view of what that house would look like with that colour of render.
Please click on the photos below to see all pictures for the job. Addresses can be supplied for all work featured on our website so you can view the quality of our work.
Watch this video to see one of our eco friendly render products being applied. This is a 4 coat weather proof system that we specialise in. K Render are one of the most reliable brands in the rendering industry.
We use award winning products such as Weber Rendering and Wetherby Systems.
We are City & Guilds qualified with over 15 years experience.
Our prices are fair, and our work is of good quality.
We specialise in Silicone Rendering. 100% Waterproof. Latest best products used.
All our Krend silicone rendering work is guaranteed for 30 years.
All our coloured render work is guaranteed for 15 years.
When adding a new render to a wall it is important to make sure that it is the same type of render as the render previously used. This is not always essential but is very important for older properties, especially when the owner wants to maintain the look of the property or the building is located in a world heritage site or conservation area. It is important to find a rendering company with experience in dealing with traditional rendering methods if you have a period property. Many years ago ingredients such as goat hair, eggs, lime, beer, manure and even urine were used as part of the render mix. After determining the type of render used before the rendering company has to remove any damaged or weak render, and take the wall back to a solid base surface consisting of brickwork and solid render. After that two coats of render are applied to the wall. Firstly a scratch coat to seal the surface of the wall and after that a topcoat to give a smooth clean finish. After that the walls can be painted though it is also possible to incorporate the desired colour into the final coat of render. This will make the colour last for longer.
If you are looking for a plastering company in the Bradford, Leeds area then why not give us a call? A good plastering job is essential if you want to make your home look good. It is the vital base below your chosen piece of wallpaper or painting finish. Plastering has an interesting history. Plaster work was used on the ancient pyramids of Egypt and is still hard to this day! Plastering was also carried out in ancient Greece around 500BCE for temples both inside and out. The plaster used was a fine white lime succo. This work formed a great base for elaborate decorative painting. However, thousands of years even before Greece and Egypt (about 7500BCE) the inhabitants of what is now Jordan in the middle east used lime mixed with crushed limestone to make a plaster that they used for covering walls, floors, and hearths in their houses. Closer to home, in England, by the 14th century, decorative plasterwork was being used in the South-East to decorate the exteriors of timber-framed buildings. Fast forward to the present day and though there are many new types of plaster work, for example boarding, or dot and dab, there is a lot of continuity with thousands of years before. The Egyptians used reeds to apply plaster, very similar to the lathes used today. Up till the middle of the 19th century, plasterers used lime and sand to cover walls and ceilings. However this could take a fortnight to set. Gypsum plaster sets faster, but until recently was too expensive for normal tasks. It was reserved for ornamental work and imitation marble finishes called scagliola, similar to what is used in the columns of Saltaire United Reformed Church. However, with the development of technology, in the early 20th century gypsum plaster replaced lime as the binding agent for sand in plastering mortar.
