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EWI-746 Lime Render NHL 2

Product Overview

EWI-746 Lime Render NHL 2 is a dry-mix natural hydraulic lime render and plaster formulated with NHL 2 as the primary binder for breathable render and plaster systems. It is manufactured using natural hydraulic lime, selected aggregates and performance-enhancing additives to provide good workability, consistency and application performance while retaining the traditional qualities associated with lime-based materials.

Designed for use as a coarse render coat within internal and external lime render systems, it is particularly suited to projects where breathability, moisture management and compatibility with traditional masonry backgrounds are important, and where a more breathable alternative to dense cement-based materials is needed.

Intended Uses

basecoat or scratch coat within lime render systems and breathable plaster build-ups. It is suitable for heritage,
conservation, refurbishment and selected new-build projects, and can be used on appropriately prepared solid masonry backgrounds such as brickwork, stone masonry, lime-based backgrounds and other traditional solid wall
construction.

The product is suitable for internal and external applications where good vapour permeability is required, and where a lime-based render is needed to support the natural movement of moisture through the wall structure.
MANUAL
APPLICATION
HIGHLY
BREATHABLE
MINIMAL
EXPOSURE
A1
FIRE RATED

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Application Conditions

Do not apply EWI-746 Lime Render NHL 2 when air or substrate temperatures are below 5°C, above 30°C, or where frost is expected. Freshly applied material must
be protected from rain, wind, frost and rapid drying during and after application.

During curing, the render should be kept protected and lightly misted where necessary to support proper hydration. Protection should remain in place for at
least 2 weeks, and longer in cold or exposed conditions.