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Thickness of external render

rampantbunny · 2020-06-05 21:22:22

So, I have this 4" block on edge boundary wall. Original plan was to face this with stone, with stone pillars at intervals. I now want to plaster this wall as is (keeping the stone pillars). I'm of the opinion that the block wall will look too thin/weak between the pillars so looking for ways to fatten it up. Toying with…

05-06-2020 10:22pm

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So, I have this 4" block on edge boundary wall. Original plan was to face this with stone, with stone pillars at intervals. I now want to plaster this wall as is (keeping the stone pillars). I'm of the opinion that the block wall will look too thin/weak between the pillars so looking for ways to fatten it up. Toying with idea of running another row of 4" blocks. Wall would look very solid at that, maybe too much even.
What would I be able to achieve with render only? Can wall be rendered with more than two layers?

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