Insulated Render - ‘Together We Are Stronger’


Telling Lime Products have entered in to a collaborative agreement with Pittsburgh Corning (PC UK) to develop an insulated render system that has remarkable performance characteristics that surpass those of the currently available systems.


Sustainability • The FOAMGLAS® insulant is a dense cellular glass slab, manufactured from 66% recycled glass.


• The render systems are manufactured from natural hydraulic lime produced from naturally occurring limestone.


• Colours are derived from natural earth ochres created from iron oxides and mineral pigments.


Stability • FOAMGLAS® can be demonstrated to have a life expectancy of 50 years with surety that the thermal value of the slab will not diminish over time. The material is inert and unaffected by moisture.


Fire • FOAMGLAS® is classified as non combustible to Euro Class A1 – no contribution to fire, as are the mineral hydraulic lime renders.


Impact Resistance • When rendered with the natural hydraulic lime and bonded to a stable substrate the FOAMGLAS® will provide the characteristics of a thermal masonry unit in terms of impact resistance and sound resonance.


FOAMGLAS® has a global warming potential of less than 5.


Appearance • Unilit Natural hydraulic lime enables the render to be applied to create traditional Stucco without synthetic textured effect or colouring. Traditional render features of ashlar grooves and struck joints can be formed.


Lime Paints and Finishes


A comprehensive range of lime finishes and paints are available in a range of textures and colours to maintain the compatibility and porosity of the background. These comprise the Corical Range along with Venetian polished plasters, simulated marble coatings, fine, medium and coarse granular aggregate finishes, and roughcast renders.


Compatibility throughout the decoration and plaster systems ensures many years of resistance to deterioration due to flaking, cracking or peeling. The products are suitable for internal and external use.


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