• Home
  • About
  • Services
    • Analysis
    • Plasterwork/Render Surveys
    • Ruin Conservation
    • One day lime mortar training courses and advice on site.
    • International Support
  • Training, Consultancy and Analysis
    • Training Courses
    • Consultancy and Analysis
  • Blog
  • Contact Us

Back to Blog List

December 8th 2018

Share|Twitter|Facebook|Email

|

Day 4 Lime Training in Ethiopia

Today we were removing small areas of masonry where cracks run through the curving towers at Dawit’s Hall, 1712, The Royal enclosure, Gonder. Using a well matured feebly hydraulic lime in a mortar with only 10mm down aggregate and stainless steel 13mm square welded mesh to reinforce the new joints in the rebuilding work

December 8th 2018

Share|Twitter|Facebook|Email

Back to Blog List

Related Articles

New training course dates in December for those who wish to learn how to use lime for repointing, building and plastering

New training course dates in December for those who wish to learn how to use lime for repointing, building and plastering

M. Womersleys provides more in-depth training courses in the use of lime for building, pointing and …

Read Full Article >
A scheme of essential repair work prepared for the historic building: Rus In Urbe, Bridgetown

A scheme of essential repair work prepared for the historic building: Rus In Urbe, Bridgetown

Introduction The Central Bank of Barbados has asked M Womersleys to prepare a scheme of essential repairs…

Read Full Article >
Anlysising historic renders and paints at Gregynog Hall

Anlysising historic renders and paints at Gregynog Hall

An initial render assessment together with mortar and paint analysis results. Buttress Architects, working…

Read Full Article >

M.Womersleys Historic Building Specialists

T:

Office 2.18, Holmfield Mills, Holdsworth Road, Halifax, HX3 6SN

01422 730040

M: 07802 549634

Copyright © 2026 M.Womersleys | website by TVW