Restoration of this historic building situated in the "Walks" King's Lynn. As part of the complete refurbishment of the Walks, the Red Mount was given attention to its interior and exterior. Lathing and a Lime based plaster (with the addition of animal hair) were used to keep with the traditional style of the building and to maintain regulations related to a heritage building such as this.

Another famous landmark from King's Lynn. This builiding sits on the Quay, overlooking the River Ouse. The contract mostly covered re-lathing and plastering the ceilings through-out the building, making sure that all materials used conformed with the existing materials once used in the construction of the Customs House.  

Formerly know as the "Hulk Inn", but now more widely known as the "Friends Meeting House". Work here consisted of external lime rendering. Using a system to create a pattern traditionally used in buildings of this age. This "Ashlar" detailing runs the length of the building and gives an amazing finish to the exterior.

Located just across from the King's Lynn train station. A coloured through render was used with carefully set out batons  to give the Ashlar effect that is visible in the above picture. Bands of render that stand proud from the rest were created using plastic beading to create the frame.