High Impact Finishing Plaster

High Impact Finishing Plaster - When applied as part of the Limelite Renovating Plaster system, Limelite High Impact Finishing Plaster is ideal for use in heritage restoration, renovation and damp environments. Limelite High Impact Finishing Plaster is suitable for use in commercial and domestic environments where a high level of impact resistance is required.

Description

Limelite High Impact Finishing plaster is a hard, durable and breathable finishing plaster designed for use with Limelite Renovating Plaster as well as traditional sand and cement mixes. It can be used to provide a hard-wearing finish for demanding applications such as social housing, commercial buildings, schools and even hospitals.

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Packaging

RECYCLABLE
PACKAGING

WEATHERPROOF
PACKAGING

25kg bag

Benefits of High Impact Finishing Plaster

Breathable finishing plaster for renovation

As a breathable lime based plaster, Limelite High Impact Finishing plaster allows moisture to be released and will not retain moisture like a gypsum plaster, helping to prevent damp and mould growth in older buildings. Limelite High Impact Finishing Plaster is part of the BBA accredited Limelite breathable plaster system.

Trusted performance

Limelite Plasters have been trusted by conservation professionals in some of the most sensitive and demanding heritage environments such as historic buildings, museums and art galleries.

Tough, hard wearing lime finishing plaster

Designed for improved impact resistance compared to traditional lime plasters and deliver a durable long lasting finish. It is fibre reinforced for added durability and crack resistance. This makes it ideal for busy domestic or commercial environments.

Lime plaster for repair of damp or flooded properties

Can be applied to damp walls, making it a fast, effective solution for repair of flood damaged buildings. As it is breathable, it allows any moisture still present in the substrate to be released. It also helps to mitigate future flood damage by helping surfaces to dry out faster.

Renovating plaster system with improved thermal performance

Limelite High Impact Finishing Plaster can be used with Limelite Renovating Plaster which contains perlite to improve insulation. This, combined with the ability to remove trapped moisture significantly improves thermal performance.

Responsibly sourced renovating plaster

All of our products are manufactured in the UK and certified under BES 6001 Responsible sourcing. Tarmac was the first company within the cement and lime sectors to be awarded the BES6001 ‘Excellent’ rating across its entire product range.

Fire Resistance

Limelite Renovating Plaster is a non-combustible product (as defined in BS 476: Part 4), and can be designated Class O in accordance with the requirements of the National Building Regulations for use as a surface finishing material.

Salt Resistance

Limelite Renovating Plaster contains salt inhibitors to prevent efflorescence and salt transfer. In areas of heavy contamination,heavy contamination, such as chimney breasts, Limelite Easy-Bond slurry primer should be used prior to the application of Limelite Renovating plaster.

BBA accredited system for specification by architects, designers or main contractors

Limelite Renovating Plaster can be used with with Limelite Renovating Plaster as part of the BBA accredited Limelite Breathable Plaster System, giving architects and specifiers reassurance and control of the quality of the final finish.

Product features

High Impact Finishing Plaster has a wide range of features.

Breathable – can be applied directly to damp walls and substrates
Prevents corrosion of metal fixtures, such as angle beads and lath
Provides a barrier to salt and efflorescence
Lightweight – less than half the weight of a sand and cement plaster
Insulating
Fibre reinforced
Reduces condensation
Rapid drying – 24 hours per coat
Lime content makes the product naturally aseptic, preventing mould growth