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Mortar beds on walls and floors?
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[QUOTE="cornish_crofter, post: 169192"] Rob What you described there is very similar to lathe and plaster that was common practice in the UK, until they invented plasterboard, or dry wall as you like to call it over there. We have 4 period houses (Victorian houses) in Cornwall. Unfortunately there is very little lathe and plaster left in any of them. Two of them had the lathe and plaster ripped out before we even bought them, the third had one lathe and plaster ceiling, which was about to come down, so we removed and replaced it before the tenant's son had about 1 tonne of ceiling fall on him:yikes:. The house we live in still has a couple of lathe and plaster ceilings and a lathe and plaster wall. Unfortunately eceonomics dictate that these will have to be replaced by plasterboard, they need replacing, and one will need to come out as it's in the wrong place for us. [/QUOTE]
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