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Cement Rendering Services And Its Uses

Cement rendering is a technique of decoration and protection of facades and interior walls. It is currently in high demand. Spraying cement, sand, and water forms a slurry substance as a coating finish on surfaces. It works as a protective coat and beautifies the walls. Wall rendering is best done using cement because wall surfaces made from brick, concrete, or stone look better after being rendered, and cement rendering forms a good base on which paintings can be done. It also may comprise decorative trends such as textured or polished works, giving room for diversity. Other considerations can also be incorporated, which enable the wall to be both water-resistant and weatherproof. These will be important in cases where it is necessary to have walls that cannot be affected by water or weather.

Types of Cement Rendering Finishes

Cement rendering brings out various finishes to suit the design desired in any building.

• A glossy appearance gives a polished, elegant look which is good for the current trends with a clean and neat appearance.
• For a more tangible feel, there is a raised finish where depth and integrity can be created and is more commonly used in a traditional or country feel.


• A polished surface is shiny and gives the solid a sleek image, it’s ideal for a modern or premium look.
• In coloured rendering pigments are mixed with the mortar to produce a beautiful, bright and durable colour that can help cut down on painting.

These finishes let homeowners pick a look that suits the architecture and the level of protection they want for their homes.

What Are The Best Weather Conditions For Cement Rendering?

It is desirable that the cement rendering is performed in conditions of dew point and air temperature within the range of 10 to 30 ° C (50 to 86 ° F). Do not use it when hot, cold or wet such as if the weather is hot, cold or wet. It also is important not to allow the above mixture to dry too quickly and readily when it is very hot thus leading to cracks on it. No rain should be allowed for 24 to 48 hours after the application due to interference by moisture. Precise weather conditions mitigate all risks of change in temperature affecting the cement of the roads, thus providing a perfect weather condition to allow for proper setting and sealing of the cement to give a smooth and strong finish.