#Lime_mortar
Natural Hydraulic Lime (NHL) is generally associated with building conservation or as a green, eco-building material. That’s hardly surprising, hydraulic lime goes back as far as the Greeks, Egyptions and Romans. It’s use diminished in Britain in the 19th century as people adopted modern Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC). limetecuk.wordpress.com/2017/08/13/hydraulic-lime-practical-advantages/

#Lime_mortar_suppliers
We pride ourselves on supplying the finest lime mortar at competitive prices, backed up by friendly technical advice and aftercare. We have our expert team with over a decade of experience specialising in the conservation of listed buildings, offering practical advice based on real-world experience. www.slideshare.net/limetecuk/lime-mortar-suppliers

#Listed_buildings
Lime Mortar has been used in the construction of buildings for over 2000 years, and used on the most iconic historical landmarks across the world. For example, the Great Wall of China, the Houses of Parliament and Rome Colosseum. These historical buildings are still here today, due to its unique beneficial properties. limetec.co.uk/hydraulic-lime-mortars/

#Hydraulic_lime_mortar
Hydrated Lime is readily available at the local builder’s merchant and can be used to increase the workability of cement mortar. It is used more widely in schools and training centres where it is mixed with sand (no cement) to make a mortar that doesn’t set, ideal for teaching brickwork. limetecuk.wordpress.com/2017/07/08/hydrated-lime-mortar/

#Lime_mortar
Lime Mortar has been used in the construction of buildings for over 2000 years, and used on the most iconic historical landmarks across the world. For example, the Great Wall of China, the Houses of Parliament and Rome Colosseum. These historical buildings are still here today, due to its unique beneficial properties. www.slideshare.net/limetecuk/excellent-lime-mortar

#Lime_mortar
The use of natural lime mortars and renders has increased considerably in recent years compared to just a couple of decades ago. These simple, basic materials are fundamentally important to the long term survival of historic buildings, yet there are many who still regard their use with suspicion limetecuk.wordpress.com/2017/06/16/lime-mortar-for-use-in-todays-restoration-and-new-build-projects/

#Lime_plaster
A fine finishing coat for interior works on historic buildings. The plasters high water vapour diffusion capacity allow any moisture in the substrate to quickly evaporate. limetec.co.uk/lime-plaster/