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White Chapel Art Plaster – Problem Solving & Murrays’ Mills

In 2018, Whitechapel Art Plaster Co Ltd were involved in the refurbishment of the Coupland Building in Manchester working as a sub-contractor for Graham Construction, who’s client was Manchester University.  Work on the building included traditional solid plastering, heritage lime plastering, ornamental plastering to arches, plaster cornice, barrel ceilings, contemporary modern wet pre-mixes, metal frame …

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Lime Plaster and Ornamental Restoration Works at Tuebrook Library

Shortly before the national lock down, Whitechapel Art Plaster, in conjunction with Cavalier studios in Stockport, took video footage of the early stages of the renewal; including fibrous plaster, ribbed and corbelled entrance hall, egg and dart cornice, ribbed beam casings, panels, ceiling rose’s, together with traditionally solid plastered walls. Footage was also taken of …

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Port Sunlight – Remediation of Lath & Lime Plaster

Whitechapel Art Plaster’s team of solid lime plasterers were recently involved in the restoration team at Port Sunlight.  Port Sunlight is a model village, located at Wirral, Merseyside but within the historic boundary of Cheshire.  Back in 2017, a gas explosion caused several buildings in the model village to collapse. Whitechapel Art Plaster carried out the  remediation works of the original lath …

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Lime Plastering

Historically plastering in Britain was carried out using lime based plasters. Lime was used as a binder to be mixed with various types of graded sand used as an aggregate to suit the backgrounds to which they were to be applied, achieving the required finish. When plastering internal walls or buildings, especially where the base …

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