Recent developments in 'Lime Related' products and services

Lime Rendering & Plastering Full Practical Training Day

We will be holding a full day practical lime rendering and plastering day on the 21st June and on the 12th July. Your tutors for the day will be Phil Brown and Viv Stratton. Viv is something of a legend in the County and will be known by many a builder who has passed through the building department at Cornwall College in Camborne in the last thirty years. A qualified plasterer himself he has run plastering courses at Cornwall College where he lectured on Construction and Civil Engineering for 30 years. Phil Brown is the MD of the Cornish Lime Company.

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Prompt Natural Cement used in Hadlow Tower Restoration Project

Over a period of several months Hadlow Tower has been restored by Paye Stonework using our Prompt cement. Follow the links below to read the articles from the BBC: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-14622019 http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-kent-22371000

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Breathable Mineral Paints Free CPD

We are now offering a new CPD talk devoted to understanding mineral paints and their use both inside and out on old and new build. True mineral paints offer breathability and long life. With paint companies offering many different claims our presentation and demonstration will give you the information to allow you to evaluate which paint to specify on different backgrounds. The information provided will help you to avoid compromising new wall build ups and renovation schemes with inappropriate finishes.

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Cornish Lime wins Duke Of Cornwall Award 2012

We are delighted to have won the Duke of Cornwall's 2012 award for promoting traditional skills and developing business skills in young people in the area. .

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Working with the Princes Regeneration Trust & Carrek

Cornish Lime were pleased to be able to provide lime training at The Old Duchy Palace in Lostwithiel with the support of the Princes Regeneration Trust and Carrek Historic Building Conservation. The events ran on the 2nd and 9th November and were open to anyone who would like to attend. The two days training were fantastically successful and we had some great feedback. Special thanks to the guys from the Princes Regeneration Trust who helped to organise these days.