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Lime Pointing in Cornwall
Lime pointing in Cornwall Cob Specialist Cornwall...
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A recent study of Cornish weather has now classified Cornwall as having a subtropical climate, putting it on par with parts of Mexico...
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Traditionally, all old stone walls had some form of pointing application to the outside elevation...
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For hundreds of years we have applied internal plasters to the walls of our buildings for decoration...
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Historic England “All buildings built before 1700 which survive in anything like their original condition are listed, as are most of those built between 1700 and 1840”. Cornwall Council Conservation “Cornwall is fortunate in having a rich heritage of building, important both architecturally and historically. Such buildings are admired for their craftsmanship and to lose them would be to lose a vital part of Cornish character and cultural heritage. There are 12,664 Listed Buildings in Cornwall with the greatest concentration in the North East of the County. Buildings are listed to give them protection from unsympathetic alteration and demolition. This does not mean...
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