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Pebble Dash

mwalshe · 2006-11-29 09:40:50

Hi, Can anyone suggest any alternatives to pebble dashing? I have a house which is pebble dashed, and it's looking a bit tatty, and gone completely in spots. Is there a good alternative? Can anyone suggest a company that can do it? This is beyond my limited DIY skills. Cheers, M

29-11-2006 9:40am

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mwalshe

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Hi,

Can anyone suggest any alternatives to pebble dashing?

I have a house which is pebble dashed, and it's looking a bit tatty, and
gone completely in spots.

Is there a good alternative?
Can anyone suggest a company that can do it?
This is beyond my limited DIY skills.

Cheers,

M

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#2 29-11-2006 3:37pm

stapeler

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Depends on the house, If you strip the pebble dash off altogether you could probably sand plaster it. Another option is something like Fernhill stone which looks good and lots of choice...Pricey though...Check out WWW.Fernhillstone.com

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