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- Explain the main features and properties of each material at a glance.
- Provide videos and easy-to-understand explanations on where and how to use them, interesting facts, and the formulas.
- Include professional specifications.
For complex projects with many options, feel free to reach out, and the building professionals at Core Conservation will guide you.
We also hold CPDs for Architects, Building Surveyors, and conservation professionals. Just let us know what you need.
Free advice is always available over the phone, and you can also book a building survey.
Technical sheets, application guides, certifications, declarations of performance, statements of origin and safety sheets are available for each product.
Thermal Insulating Lime Plasters
Award Winner
TermoRasante Aerogel MGN
A pure AeroGel-lime mix, probably the best insulator on the market, classified as Superinsulation. 10mm of this product performs similarly to a 1″ insulated plasterboard.
Award Winner
Termointonaco 2020
A high-performance insulating lime plaster from the AeroGel insulation family. Suitable for insulating old buildings externally or internally. One of our best-selling products.
Canapaterm MGN
Hemp-based, insulating lime plaster. An excellent thermal and acoustic insulator, reducing CO2 pollution and regulating internal humidity.
Coccioterm MGN
An ancient Roman recipe with improved thermal performance. An excellent insulator and humidity regulator for cellars, bathrooms, and similarly humid environments.
Waterproofing Lime Plasters
Award Winner / Best Seller
Rinzaffo MGN
An original Roman recipe, also known as Roman Waterproofing Mortar. A water-proof, salt resistant, yet highly breathable lime mortar. Suitable for damp walls, basements etc.
Risanamur B-80 Evolution MGN
A dehumidifying lime plastering system developed in the 1980s, specifically for restoring the damp and salty building fabric of Venetian buildings.
Fondo Pozzolanico MGN
A super heavy-duty, waterproof, somewhat breathable lime tanking slurry, where breathability is not the primary objective.
Cocciopesto Deumidificante
An original Roman recipe. An excellent humidity regulator, improving the air quality of cellars, shower rooms, and other humid environments.
Sanacolor 2000 MGN
Water repellent coloured lime render, using Roman ingredients. Comes in 24 colours. Money saver, no need for finishing or painting. Resistant to frost, wind abrasion and sea spray.
Finishing Plasters / Top Coats
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Rasacol MGN
Flexible, non-cracking traditional lime finish, and breathable adhesive for tiles or insulating boards
Rasante B40 & B2007
Protective lime finish to provide mechanical resistance to lime plasters, renders or insulating lime coats. B40 for internal use, B2007 for weatherproof external use.
Calcina Fine MGN
Beautiful, slightly textured lime finish, supporting any type of coating or paint. Efficient even if a thin coat is applied.
Intonachino Arenino MGN
Traditional, coloured smooth lime finish, comes in 24 colours. Suitable for internal or external use. Stable and weatherproof colours, ageing similarly to historical plasters, with enhanced decorative qualities over time.
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Marmorino MGN
Luxurious lime-marble decorative finish with a sensational texture, available in 24+ colours
for exterior and interior use.
Breathable, long-lasting, shiny, and elegant. Highly resistant to UV and sunlight
Pointing / Bedding Mortars
Erega Allettamento MGN
Traditional bedding and consolidating lime mortar. Breathable with high adhesion, for structural stability. Comes in six shades to match the existing structure.
Erega Stilatura MGN
Traditional lime pointing mortar. Comes in six shades to match your existing pointing. Has water repellent properties, frost resistant and not crumbling easily.
Consolidation Lime Mortar
Betoncino Consolidante MGN
High compression strength, but flexible and breathable structural consolidation lime mortar, with similar composition to Roman Concrete. Suitable for structural and seismic reinforcement of historic buildings.
Lime (Main) Plasters
Sanacolor 2000 MGN
Pigmented single-coat lime plaster, available in 24 colours. Money saver, no need for finishing or painting.
Cocciopesto MGN
An original Roman recipe. Great for stabilising air humidity and providing a healthy athmosphere.
Flooring Products
Massetto Caldo MGN
An original Roman lime mix with heat storage capacity. Its name stands for ‘Warm Screed’. Great for underfloor heating or other breathable flooring applications.
Cocciopesto Floor
This traditional Italian crushed-brick floor provides an ideal finish for heat-retaining floor systems, combined with Massetto Caldo enhancing efficiency by about 16% compared to other screed products.
Historic Building Restoration
An Award-winning Project in pictures
The Cob House is a 300-year-old Grade 2 listed converted block of stables, originally serving as the stable block to Steanbridge House in Slad, nestled in the picturesque Cotswolds.
This project was approached as a conservation endeavour, with the client’s primary focus being the preservation of the building’s character while bringing it up to contemporary standards fit for the 21st century.
All these products are green, environment friendly and Carbon Zero solutions
– The Lime Cycle
Traditional plasters used in construction, are produced in several steps. The process starts with firing limestone in large kilns, at 850-900 C temperatures, and as a result, limestone turns into a powder: quicklime. If you gradually add water to quicklime, it’s transforming into the soft and white lime putty, while exerting strong heat and steam.
At this point sand and water is added and by adding certain other ingredients a master builder can create specialised lime mixes depending on the requirements of how the plaster should perform.
These are the so called Aerial Lime mixes, because they set in contact with air.
This traditional lime production process is a Zero Carbon solution, because in the final, setting phase the paste absorbs as much CO2 as it emanated, at the 1st stage (when limestone was burnt to turn it into quicklime powder.)