Painted pebbledash

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Painting Pebbledash, Spar dash and Tyrolean exterior wall finishes: Why painting them with normal paint is sometimes NOT such a good idea and why an alternative SPRAY painting method could be perhaps a better option. We look at WHAT pebbledash actually is, and WHY. Let's look at where pebbledash comes from, and how it's made,

Pebbledash is a common feature on houses across the UK. Also known as roughcast, it has both functional and decorative qualities when covering your walls. However, over time, it can become worn, discoloured and even cracked – or you might simply think it looks dated.

Pebbledash! A passing fad and a cheap wall covering that house builders used to use to cover up poor quality brickwork, but times change and many people want to change their pebbledash wall coating to something a bit more contemporary and up-to-date. This article shows you how we go about repairing and painting a pebbledashed

Pebbledash? Yuk! We hate pebbledash, and so do many of our customers, but what can be done about having a house with pebbledash on the outside? Many people opt for the expensive and potentially harmful practice of having the house re-dashed, but there is a far better, and cheaper solution, which retains the pebbledash but

All Weather Coating are here to provide you with a how-to guide when it comes to all aspects of rendering Pebble Dash. Our guide will help teach you more about caring for your pebble dash along with understanding why our industry experts are the team for the job. We will also show you what you can do to ensure that you get the longest life from your pebble dash and what to do when the rendering starts to decay.

Architecture studio Office S&M combined on-trend millennial pink with green terrazzo details to give this house in east London a character