Ty-Mawr Lime Putty

Ty-Mawr Lime

£25.08

This lime is produced by slaking fresh British Quicklime in an excess of water. It is also known as non-hydraulic lime because it requires exposure to air in order to carbonate and, unlike hydraulic-lime, does not set under water. This lime is regarded as the most appropriate lime for old buildings, where maximum permeability and flexibility is required. Lime putty is mixed with sharp sand in a ratio, usually between 1:1 and 1:3 (lime to sand by volume) depending on the requirement to make a mortar or plaster. Alternatively, it can be mixed with water to a single cream consistency to make a li

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as TY MAWR LIME LIMITED, number 03752242. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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Where it is made
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