Telling Lime Limited Booths Hall Booths Park Chelford Road Knutsford Cheshire WA16 8GS. Tel: 01565 756110 Email: info@tellinglime.co.uk Web: www.tellinglime.com

TELLING LIME
UNILIT NATURAL HYDRAULIC LIME PLASTERS AND RENDERS
CORIDECOR LIME PUTTY PLASTER AND RENDER POLISHED FINISHES

PLASTERED/ RENDERED/ ROUGHCAST COATINGS

Unilit 15 P2H- Bonding layer for differential backgrounds with variable suction

Undercoat Layers
Unilit 20 - Lightweight insulating mortar.
Unilit 25 - Lightweight mortar.
Unilit 30 - Waterproofing and Stabilising mortar.
Unilit 35M - Traditional natural hydraulic lime mortar - maximum granular size: 1.5 mm.
Unilit 35N - Traditional natural hydraulic lime mortar - maximum granular size: 3 mm.
Unilit FEN-XA Natural Hydraulic Lime. - Site prepared Natural Hydraulic Lime : sand mixes 
Unilit PEDES - Protective mortar with high resistance for exposed areas - maximum granulation 1.4mm

Unilit Natural Hydraulic Lime Finishing Mortars.
Specify these finishing mortars as the final layer in the clauses for the background layers. Click on the name below to jump to the product and specification details.
Unilit 40 - Fine weatherproof finishing mortar for external render. Smooth or fine textured finish.
Unilit 45 - Fine finishing mortar for internal plaster. Smooth or fine textured finish.
Unilit 65F - Fine through coloured finishing mortar for internal and external render.
Unilit 65M - Medium through coloured finishing mortar for internal and external render.
Unilit 65N - Coarse through coloured finishing mortar for internal and external render.
Unilit 30 - Coarse weatherproof finishing mortar for external render.
Unilit 35M - Medium finishing mortar.
Unilit 35N - Coarse finishing mortar.

Unilit Natural Hydraulic Lime Finishing Coats to non Unilit backgrounds and existing render.
Specify these finishing mortars as the final layer to existing renders. Click on the name below to jump to the product and specification details.
Unilit 15 Bonding Layer. - Multi-purpose bonding / levelling / finishing layer for finishes to non-Unilit backgrounds or existing renders.
Unilit 15 P2H - Bonding layer for differential backgrounds with variable suction
Unilit 47 Internal Bonding and finishing layer to gypsum plaster board, synthetic paint and insulation panels
Unilit 40 - Fine finishing mortar for use with non-Unilit backgrounds or existing renders.
Unilit 45 - Fine finishing mortar for use with non-Unilit backgrounds or existing renders.
Unilit 65F - Fine through coloured finishing mortar for use with non-Unilit backgrounds or existing renders.
Unilit 65M - Medium through coloured finishing mortar for use with non-Unilit backgrounds or existing renders.
Unilit 65N - Coarse through coloured finishing mortar for use with non-Unilit backgrounds or existing renders.

Telling Lime Products - Coridecor Lime and Polished Marble Finishes.
A range of  lime plasters produced from mature lime putty, marble powders. natural additives and  natural earth ochre pigments, which supplement the Unilit Natural Hydraulic lime range. Coridecor finishes are suitable for use in restoration work, and in new construction where the range and versatility of the products can be fully exploited. Unilit plasters and renders are the ideal background for the application Coridecor finishes where the benefits of both products can be achieved. Coridecor can also be applied over existing lime renders, cementitious backgrounds, gypsum plasters and plasterboard, and give a perfect surface for the application of Corical Lime paints.
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Coridecor Start - A natural white plaster - used as a finish or a primer for polished finishes below.
Coridecor Decorlux - A plaster available in 37 colours.
Coridecor Venestuk - A Venetian stucco finish.
Coristil - Polished Marble Finish
Marmolux - Natural Marble Finish
Rasocal - Ready mixed smooth lime plaster finish


Unilit Plaster And Render Information.
The natural hydraulic lime products replicate the strength, porosity, adhesion, vapour permeability and flexibility of historic mortars, ensuring the compatibility of Unilit mortars with the historic fabric and all mineral backgrounds in conservation, restoration and refurbishment work. Where applied in new construction the greater flexibility, extremely low coefficient of thermal movement, and ability to accommodate the masonry expansion in each mortar, allows masonry construction with Unilit mortars and the application of Unilit plasters and Unilit renders without the requirement for expansion joints. 

For plaster and render application Unilit can be applied in layers consisting of a bonding layer to optimise the bond to the existing masonry, Telling Brick Mesh clay coated stainless steel lath for timber framed areas, undercoat layers to build up the required thickness and profile and a finishing coat to match the required or existing finish. 

Unilit 10 and Unilit 15 bonding layers for unstable substrates, Telling Brick Mesh for reinforcement of the junction of dissimilar backgrounds large voids and over timber framed areas, can be applied where required to produce the required bond to the background. 

The range of Unilit Natural Hydraulic Lime mortars includes traditional lime sand mixes – Unilit 25  Unilit 35N, Unilit 35M, and Unilit Fen XA and Sand, which can then be supplemented by the use of Unilit 30 waterproofing and stabilising mortar for damp and salt laden areas and from ground level or below up to 1 meter above ground, Unilit 20 lightweight insulating mortar for thermal improvement and where the thickness or the nature of the substrate requires a lightweight render, and the extensive range of finishes. Unilit 15 bonding layers can also be used to as a preparation to existing plaster and render prior to application of a finishing coat.

The use of a Unilit premixed finish will ensure the suitability of the mix to achieve the required finish,  therefore where smooth or fine textured finishes are required the premixed range should be selected. Internal and weatherproof external self or through coloured finishes are available in a range of textures, for smooth and fine textured through to coarse and roughcast finishes. A fully compatible paint system should be used to maintain the high degree of vapour permeability – Corical Lime Paint. 

The use of Unilit mortars for bedding masonry where repairs or alterations to the original background or new extensions are to be undertaken will ensure the compatibility of the new masonry with the existing structure, minimise differential movement between the two areas and maintain the vapour permeability of the substrate. Where new construction is to be undertaken Unilit will allow construction to a considerable scale without the requirement for expansion joints when used as mortar, plaster and render. The initial set of Unilit mortars enables further construction to be undertaken and only requires approximately one day additional setting time compared to cementitious mortars, dependant on site conditions.

The natural mineral bond combined with the flexibility, initial set and slow carbonation process enable Unilit mortars to accommodate minor building movement and settlement without cracking. The high vapour permeability of Unilit allows moisture to be evacuated from the background as water vapour, therefore controlling the level of dampness and concentration of salts in the wall. These properties in addition to the low soluble salts content ensure the compatibility of Unilit with all substrates.

Breathable waterproofing and stabilising render - Unilit 30
Correct investigation to establish the cause of damp is essential and wall thickness, temperature, ventilation and heat transmission all control the movement of vapour as well as the structures ability to perform as a dry element. Impervious sealers, decorative coatings and dense cementitious renders can all adversely affect the building performance. The accumulation of excess moisture behind these coatings and subsequent evaporation, through cracks or flaws, lead to the build up of hydroscopic salts deposits.  These cause the spalling of the decoration and deterioration of the building fabric.  To seek a cure by synthetic over coating or mechanical extraction is to neglect to tackle the cause of initial dampness, and can exacerbate the problem.

Available for application over damp and salt laden backgrounds, above and below ground level, Unilit 30 offers a unique solution to this widespread situation and can be utilised in salts containment applications such as in cellars and against rising damp without the requirement for a damp proof course. This products unique structure ensures optimum stabilisation along with salts control.

Applied internally or externally as a render this product is resistant to salts, impermeable to water liquid but very vapour permeable and will therefore stabilise, reduce and control the level of dampness and the concentration of salts in the wall and withstand the effects of rising damp/capillary action. Unilit 30 achieves these properties by allowing the moisture present in the wall to be continuously evacuated as vapour while keeping the damp in the background away from decorative finishes, and preventing external moisture passing through the render. Unilit bonding, undercoat and finishes mortars where applied, in association with the Unilit 30 will ensure the compatibility with the background, and maintain the overall plaster performance.

Patch repairs to existing render
The existing plaster or render should be cut back to a stable background and surrounding plaster. Following the application of Unilit bonding layers and Telling Brick Mesh where required, the base mortar should be applied to achieve the required thickness. Where a finish is only to be applied to the patch repaired areas, allow sufficient depth for the application of a finishing layer butted up to and level with the existing finish. Alternatively, finishing layers can be applied to both new and existing (using bonding layer) plaster and render areas.

For application over timber framed areas or timber or metal studwork we recommend the use of Telling Brick Mesh to provide a mineral bond in addition to the physical key, application over stainless steel lath and mesh or timber lath can also be undertaken, and Unilit is noted for its success in traditional lath and plaster application and can be used with or without hair reinforcement to repair or replace lime hair plasters.

Unilit 10 Bonding Layer. - Spatterdash keying coat
A bonding layer based on natural hydraulic lime and silica sand designed to function within the Unilit system as a bonding bridge between the weak substrate and the undercoat mortar - Unilit 20, 25, 30, 35N, 35M or Unilit Fen-XA.
Unilit 10 is designed for backgrounds unsuitable to guarantee an optimum bonding of the Unilit mortar, such as surfaces with a closed structure (concrete slabs or very old masonry), friable surfaces and substrates completely saturated with water. Applied in open structure the product will not impair the permeability of the wall. The application method also allows application to uneven surfaces prior to dubbing out.
Colour:                                                                      Beige.
Packaging:                                                                 30 kg bags, in powder form.
Density:                                                                     1600 kg/m³.
Tensile strength:                                                          4 N/mm² after 60 days; 6 N/mm² after 90 days.
Bonding strength (DIN 18.555):                                 2 N/mm².
pH:                                                                            > 10.5.
Maximum granular size:                                              4 mm.
Consult Telling technical service department for advice on the suitability of the substrate.
Consult with Unilit technical literature for details. Natural hydraulic lime mortars are specialist products and it is recommended that Telling Lime are consulted early in the design process.

Manufacturer: Telling Lime Limited, Booths Hall, Booths Park, Chelford Road, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 8GS. Tel: 01565 756110 Email: info@tellinglime.co.uk  Web: www.tellinglime.com
Product reference: Unilit 10. 
Application: Evenly across background to achieve effective bond or plaster/ render coat to background. Protect adjacent joinery and other surfaces.
Mix Unilit 10 with water - 5 to 7 litres of water to 30 kg of powder. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes. Unilit 10 should be applied by tyrolean gun or similar on dry or damp substrates.  Apply manually or mechanically on a dry or wet substrate to a maximum (nominal) thickness of 1 mm and to not more than 70% of the surface area. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 4 hours. Protection must be provided in conditions of excess heat or drying winds as well as from frost for 48 to 72 hours.

Unilit 15 Bonding Layer.
A range of 3 fine bonding layers based on natural hydraulic lime and appropriate additional aggregates, designed to function within the Unilit system as a bonding bridge between the weak or friable substrate (old lime plastering, reinforced concrete, old masonry, etc.) and the mortar. Substrates of reinforced concrete must be treated with a layer of Unilit 15 before applying finishing mortars Unilit 200, 300 or 400. Unilit 15 can also be used as a preparatory treatment for completely saturated backgrounds and will not impair the permeability of the wall.
Unilit 15/P0 is designed as a fine legalizing filler when old lime renders are removed and prepares the substrate for further treatment. 
Unilit 15/P1 is designed as a fine keying or priming coat for the application of Unilit finishing mortars to non Unilit backgrounds - concrete, old lime plasters etc. When used as a bonding or finishing layer it is applied in a 2-4 mm layer by trowel. Unilit 15 P1 lime wash is applied in a slurry layer using a brush, either as a finish or as a preparation for paint application.
Unilit 15/P2 is designed as a keying or priming coat in a maximum layer of 10 mm, for the application of Unilit render undercoat layers (Unilit 20, 25, 30, 35N, 35M or Unilit Fen-XA) where required as above. Unilit 15P2 can also be applied as a  levelling layer to existing render surfaces prior to application of Unilit 15P1 and Unilit finishes.
Colour:                                                                                  Beige.
Packaging:                                                                             30 kg bags, in powder form.
Density:                                                                                 1600 kg/m3.
Bending - tensile strength:                                                       4 N/mm2 after 60 days; 6 N/mm2 after 90 days.
Bonding strength (DIN 18.555):                                             2 N/mm2.
pH:                                                                                        > 10.5.
Maximum granular size:
– Unilit 15/P0:                                                                        0.01 mm.
– Unilit 15/P1:                                                                        1 mm.
– Unilit 15/P2:                                                                        2 mm.
Consult Telling technical service department for advice on the suitability of the substrate.
Consult with Unilit technical literature for details. Natural hydraulic lime mortars are specialist products and it is recommended that Telling Lime are consulted early in the design process.

Manufacturer: Telling Lime Limited, Booths Hall, Booths Park, Chelford Road, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 8GS. Tel: 01565 756110 Email: info@tellinglime.co.uk  Web: www.tellinglime.com
Product reference: Unilit 15/P0. / Unilit 15/P1. / Unilit 15/P2.
Application: Evenly across background to achieve effective bond or plaster/ render coat to background. Protect adjacent joinery and other surfaces.
Mix Unilit 15 with clean water - 4.5 to 5.25 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 2 to 3 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or wet substrate, the . If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to application. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 4 hours. Protection must be provided in conditions of excess heat or drying winds as well as from frost for 48 to 72 hours.
Apply Unilit 15/P0 as a fine legalizing filler where old lime renders are removed.
Apply 2-4 mm thick layer of Unilit 15/P1 by steel trowel and finish with open texture for the application of following layers. 
Apply keying, priming or levelling coat of Unilit 15/P2 in a maximum layer of 10 mm by steel trowel and finish with open texture for the application of following layers. 

Unilit 15 P2H

Unilit 15 P2H is a traditional, dry premixed multipurose mineral bonding layer based on natural hydraulic lime as the binder and approriate well graded aggregates. Unilit 15P2H is characterised by a slow but strong bonding, a high plasticity, a low content of soluble salts and excellent water vapour permeability. The natural hydraulic lime mortar is inherently stable and designed to reduce problems of microcracking along with premature drying out. Unilit 15 P2H is perfectly water repllent and hence performs perfectly where rising damp and capillary action os prevalent. The batural hydraulic lime binder, used to prepare the preblend, confroms the the European Standard EN 459-1 for building limes. The mortar Unilit 15 P2H conforms to the European Standard UNI EN 998-1

Unilit 15 P2H is applied as a bonding bridge when the background is unable to guarantee an optimum bonding of the subsequent base and finishing coats. Unilit 15 P2H is applied in the case of unstable backgrounds such as reinforced concrete old deteriorated masonry, old limewashes etc.
Unilit 15 P2H prevents undesirable spots from occurring within the finishing coat due to differences in material properties in the background. Unilit 15P2H can be applied as a keying or priming coat in a maximum layer of 5 to 8mm.
Unilit 15 P2H can also be applied as a protective waterproofing layer over Unilit 20 insulating render prior to the application of a decorative finish.
Colour:                                                                                  Beige.
Packaging:                                                                             30 kg bags, in powder form.
Density:                                                                                 1600 kg/m3.
Compressive Strength (EN 1015-11):                                   6 N/mm2
Adhesive strength (EN 1015-12):                                          0.6 N/mm2.
Vapour Diffusion Resistance                                                 10
pH:                                                                                        > 10.5.
Fire resistance classification (EN13501)                              A1
Maximum granular size:                                                         2 mm.
Consult Telling technical service department for advice on the suitability of the substrate.
Consult with Unilit technical literature for details. Natural hydraulic lime mortars are specialist products and it is recommended that Telling Lime are consulted early in the design process.

Manufacturer: Telling Lime Limited, Booths Hall, Booths Park, Chelford Road, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 8GS. Tel: 01565 756110 Email: info@tellinglime.co.uk  Web: www.tellinglime.com
Product reference: Unilit 15/P2H.
Application: Evenly across background to achieve effective bond or plaster/ render coat to background. Protect adjacent joinery and other surfaces.
Mix Unilit 15 P2H with clean water - 4.5 to 5.25 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 2 to 3 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or wet substrate. If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to application. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 4 hours. Protection must be provided in conditions of excess heat or drying winds as well as from frost for 48 to 72 hours.
Apply keying, priming or levelling coat of Unilit 15/P2H in a 5 - 8mm layer by steel trowel and finish with open texture for the application of following layers. Where applied as a waterproofing layer to Unilit 20 a 4 - 6mm layer is applied by stainless steel trowel. left with a wood float open finish to receive the finishing layer. A drying to of 1 - 2 days must be respected. Covering with other finishing layers must occur within 3 - 4 days. 

Unilit 20.
A dry, premixed lightweight insulating mortar based on perlites and natural hydraulic lime which is very vapour permeable and has extraction qualities which will promote the drying out of the humidity and moisture in the walls. The perlite, in varying granular sizes, ensures a light mortar with high thermal strength and adhesive properties.
Where applied as an externally render Unilit 20 has the advantage of the insulation being placed on the outside of the wall and therefore not only increasing the insulation of the wall, but also can remove the dew point to outside the wall and prevent cold bridging, the effects of thermal shock and the condensation of water liquid in the wall. Where applied internally, Unilit 20 has the advantage of the insulation being placed in the plaster therefore increasing the insulation of the wall without loss of internal space. The lightweight properties of Unilit 20 (approx. 1/5 of the weight of traditional mortars) enable up to 40mm to be applied in one layer and subsequent layers to be applied without putting excessive strain on the existing structure.
Unilit 20 can be used in both new construction and renovation and forms the insulation layer of the Unilit system, and can be applied wherever thermal insulation is required. An overall application of Unilit 20 ensures the elimination of cold bridging and damage to the structure by thermal shock.
Technical information including U value calculations and glaser diagrams are available from Telling Lime Limited.
Unilit 20 is designed to be built up in layers of up to 40mm thick, (20mm for first two coats) to the required thickness dependant on the desired insulation value, with a waterproofing / finishing layer of Unilit 15p2H or Unilit 40 externally or Unilit 45, 40, 65f internally. A colour finish can be applied with a lime paint - Corical - Lime wash and lime paint finishes are available from Telling Lime. Alternatively a through coloured finish - Unilit 65f/65M/65N or a Telling Cori polished finish can be applied.
Basements and other areas susceptible to rising damp must be treated with Unilit 30 mortar in place of or prior to application of Unilit 20.
The use of Telling stainless steel brick mesh is recommended where there is a likelihood of structural movement. This mesh is coated with nodules of fired clay (brick) which produces a mineral bond between the render and the mesh to ensure fusion of lime to the natural mineral mesh.
Colour:                                                              Beige.
Packaging:                                                         13 kg bags, in powder form.
Density:                                                             350 kg/m³.
Tensile strength:                                                 0.6 N/mm².
Compressive strength:                                        3 N/mm².
Vapour diffusion resistance    :                            µ= 4.
Coefficient of thermal conductivity:                     0.066 W/m °K.
pH:                                                                    > 10.5.
Fire classification:                                              Non-flammable (M.O.)

Waterproofing and Stabilising layer - Unilit 30 waterproofing and stabilising layer. (see Unilit 30 clause)
Apply Unilit 30 as the undercoat mortar for plastering and rendering of internal and external walls below ground level, up to approx. 1 meter above ground level and other areas where damp and/or salts are present or expected. Unilit 30 is impermeable to water but very vapour permeable and can be used as an undercoat or as a coarse finishing coat as part of a Unilit mortar system. The mortar can be applied to damp walls of buildings and cellars. 
Where high levels of damp and salts are prevalent, e.g. basement walls the minimum total layer thickness of Unilit 30 must be 20 mm, for the minimum waterproofing performance the minimum total layer thickness must be 12 to 15mm.
Unilit 30 can either be applied as a pre treatment prior to applying Unilit 20, or as the first 15 - 20mm render thickness in place of Unilit 20 where greater thickness is required. Where applied in adjacent areas to the same thickness a finishing coat should be applied over both Unilit 20 and Unilit 30 to give a uniform finish.
If a finish or following layers are applied to Unilit 30 after 1 week (or where Unilit 30 has fully dried), a bonding layer of Unilit 15/P1 or 15/ P2 is required.

Finishing layer - Unilit 40. (see Unilit 40. clause) 
A dry, premixed mineral finishing mortar based on hydraulic, naturally pure and selected lime, and completely compatible with the Unilit system. Unilit 40 is a smooth or fine textured weatherproof finish for external use and internal use where high levels of damp and salts are prevalent.  Designed for applications where resistance against high impact and atmospheric influences are required and situations where rising damp or capillary action is prevalent, such as damp walls of buildings and cellars. The mortar is water repellent but very vapour permeable, allowing humidity present in the wall to be able to rapidly migrate from the structure.
A colour finish can be applied with a lime paint - Corical - Lime wash and lime paint finishes are available from Telling Lime. Alternatively a through coloured finish - Unilit 65f/65M/65Nor a Telling  Cori polished finish can be applied.
Consult Telling technical service department for advice on the suitability of the substrate.
Consult with Unilit technical literature for details. Natural hydraulic lime mortars are specialist products and it is recommended that Telling Lime are consulted early in the design process.

Preparation: The substrate must be clean and free of all traces of oil and grease. When the substrate has been treated with an impregnating product (silicones or similar) it is recommended to consult the supplier or manufacturer.
Bonding agent: Unilit 10 / Unilit 15/P2, as clause 541.
Manufacturer: Telling Lime Limited, Booths Hall, Booths Park, Chelford Road, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 8GS. Tel: 01565 756110 Email: info@tellinglime.co.uk  Web: www.tellinglime.com
Waterproofing and stabilising layer (if required): Unilit 30. (for basements and other places susceptible to rising damp or high levels of damp or salts). see Unilit 30 clause.
Application: Mix Unilit 30 with clean water - 4.5 to 5.25 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 4 minutes.
Apply directly to either a dry or damp substrate. If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours.
Maximum thickness per layer: 15-20 mm.
Minimum total thickness of layers: 12 - 15mm for minimum waterproof performance, 20 mm for maximum waterproof performance e.g. for excessively damp and salt laden areas, basement walls and areas below ground level.
Undercoats: Premixed natural hydraulic lime mortar.
Product reference: Unilit 20.
Fibre reinforcement: Seek advice from Telling. Not required
Thickness (excluding dubbing out): 20 - 30mm maximum layer thickness to required thickness to achieve desired insulation value.
Application: Mix Unilit 20 with clean water - 10 to 12 litres of water to 13 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix mechanically with a paddle whisk or concrete mixer with a minimum capacity of 200 litres, for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in 2 layers, allowing minimum 7 hours between coats. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 6 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. Do not use mortar below ground level unless applied over Unilit 30.
Allow Unilit 20 to dry for at least 7 days (3 weeks in the winter) before applying finishing coat of Unilit 40 finishing mortar.
Final coat: Premixed natural hydraulic lime finishing mortar - Unilit 40 must be applied for external use with a through coloured finishes or Paint applied over the Unilit 40.
Product reference: Unilit 40. / Unilit 45. / Unilit 65
Thickness: 3-4 mm (fine finish) 4 - 6mm (medium finish) 6 - 8mm (coarse finish) overall.
Finish: Seek advice from Telling. depending on product and desired finish- trowelled, wood floated, sponged.
Application:
(Unilit 40:) Smooth or fine textured weatherproof (water repellent) external render finish. See Unilit 40 clause.
Mix Unilit 40 with clean water - 4 to 5 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in 2 layers of 2mm (wet on wet).
If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. 
(Unilit 45:) Smooth or fine textured internal plaster finish. See Unilit 45 clause.
Mix Unilit 45 with clean water - 4 to 5 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in 2 layers of 2mm (wet on wet).
If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. Do not use mortar below ground level unless applied over Unilit 30.
(Unilit 65F:) Through coloured smooth or fine textured internal or external finish. See Unilit 65F clause.
Mix the mortar with clean water - 4 to 5 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in 2 layers of 2mm (wet on wet).
If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. Do not use mortar below ground level unless applied over Unilit 30.
(Unilit 65M:) Through coloured medium textured internal or external finish. See Unilit 65M clause.
Mix the mortar with clean water - 4.5 to 5.25 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in a 4 - 6mm thick layer by trowel. If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. Do not use mortar below ground level unless applied over Unilit 30.
(Unilit 65N:) Through coloured coarse textured internal or external finish. See Unilit 65N clause.
Mix the mortar with clean water - 4.5 to 5.25 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in a 4 - 6mm thick layer by trowel. If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. Do not use mortar below ground level unless applied over Unilit 30.
Accessories: Telling Brick Mesh Stainless steel mesh reinforcement as clause 638. / 646.

Unilit 25.
A dry, premixed lightweight mortar based on expanded volcanic mineral deposits of varying granular sizes and natural hydraulic lime which has excellent vapour permeability qualities to promote the migration of moisture and humidity from with the structure. Designed particularly for application onto thermal blockwork, the mortar controls the level of moisture retained within the structure and has superior thermal, mechanical and adhesive properties.
Unilit 25 can be used in both new construction and renovation, both internally and externally, and will prevent the occurrence of mortar joint lines appearing in a render finish.
A colour finish can be applied with a lime paint - Corical - Lime wash and lime paint finishes are available from Telling Lime. Alternatively a through coloured finish - Unilit 65f/65M/65N or a Telling Cori polished finish can be applied.
Basements and other areas susceptible to rising damp must be treated with Unilit 30 mortar in place of or prior to application of Unilit 25.
The use of Telling stainless steel brick mesh is recommended where there is a likelihood of structural movement. This mesh is coated with nodules of fired clay (brick) which produces a mineral bond between the  render and the mesh to ensure fusion of lime to the natural mineral.
Colour:                                                     Beige.
Packaging:                                                30 kg bags, in powder form.
Density:                                                    1200 kg/m3.
Tensile strength:                                        0.6 N/mm2.
Compressive strength:                               4.5 N/mm2.
Vapour diffusion resistance:                       µ= 10.
Coefficient of thermal conductivity:            0.25 W/m °K.
pH:                                                           > 10.5.
Fire classification:                                      Non-flammable (M.O.)

Waterproofing and Stabilising layer - Unilit 30 waterproofing and stabilising layer. (see Unilit 30 clause)
Apply Unilit 30 as the undercoat mortar for plastering and rendering of internal and external walls below ground level, up to approx. 1 meter above ground level and other areas where damp and/or salts are present or expected. Unilit 30 is impermeable to water but very vapour permeable and can be used as an undercoat or as a coarse finishing coat as part of a Unilit mortar system. The mortar can be applied to damp walls of buildings and cellars. 
Where high levels of damp and salts are prevalent, e.g. basement walls the minimum total layer thickness of Unilit 30 must be 20 mm, for the minimum waterproofing performance the minimum total layer thickness must be 12 to 15mm.
Unilit 30 and Unilit 25 are normally applied in adjacent areas to the same thickness with a finishing coat applied over both to give a uniform finish. Unilit 30 can also be applied as a pre treatment prior to applying Unilit 25 or as the first 15 - 20mm render thickness in place of Unilit 25 where greater thickness is required. 
If a finish or following layers are applied to Unilit 30 after 1 week (or where Unilit 30 has fully dried), a bonding layer of Unilit 15/P1 or 15/ P2 is required.
A colour finish can be applied with a lime paint - Corical - Lime wash and lime paint finishes are available from Telling Lime. Alternatively a through coloured finish - Unilit 65f/65M/65N or a Telling Cori polished finish can be applied.
Consult Telling technical service department for advice on the suitability of the substrate.
Consult with Unilit technical literature for details. Natural hydraulic lime mortars are specialist products and it is recommended that Telling Lime are consulted early in the design process.

Preparation: The substrate must be clean and free of all traces of oil and grease. When the substrate has been treated with an impregnating product (silicones or similar) it is recommended to consult the supplier or manufacturer.
Bonding agent: Unilit 10 / Unilit 15/P2
Manufacturer: Telling Lime Limited, Booths Hall, Booths Park, Chelford Road, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 8GS. Tel: 01565 756110 Email: info@tellinglime.co.uk  Web: www.tellinglime.com Waterproofing and stabilising undercoat layer (if required): Unilit 30. (for basements and other places susceptible to rising damp, or high levels of damp or salts). see Unilit 30 clause.
Application: Mix Unilit 30 with clean water - 4.5 to 5.25 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 4 minutes.
Apply directly to either a dry or damp substrate. If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours.
Maximum thickness per layer: 15-20 mm.
Minimum total thickness of layers: 12 - 15mm for minimum waterproof performance, 20 mm for maximum waterproof performance e.g. for excessively damp and salt laden areas, basement walls and areas below ground level.
Undercoats: Premixed natural hydraulic lime mortar.
Product reference: Unilit 25.
Fibre reinforcement: Seek advice from Telling. Not Required
Thickness (excluding dubbing out): 15-20 mm.
Application: Mix Unilit 25 with clean water - 6 to 7 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix mechanically either by a concrete mixer or a paddle whisk for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or wet substrate. If the substrate is too dry, or extreme drying conditions exist, dampen down the surface prior to application. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. Do not use mortar below ground level.
Final coat: Premixed natural hydraulic lime finishing mortar.
Product reference: Unilit 40. / Unilit 45. / Unilit 65
Thickness: 3-4 mm (fine finish) 3 - 5mm (medium finish) 6 - 8mm (coarse finish) overall.
Finish: Seek advice from Telling. depending on product and desired finish- trowelled, wood floated, sponged.
Application:
(Unilit 40:) Smooth or fine textured weatherproof (water repellent) external render finish. See Unilit 40 clause.
Mix Unilit 40 with clean water - 4 to 5 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in 2 layers of 2mm (wet on wet).
If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. 
(Unilit 45:) Smooth or fine textured internal plaster finish. See Unilit 45 clause.
Mix Unilit 45 with clean water - 4 to 5 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in 2 layers of 2mm (wet on wet).
If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. Do not use mortar below ground level unless applied over Unilit 30.
(Unilit 65F:) Through coloured smooth or fine textured internal or external finish. See Unilit 65Fclause.
Mix the mortar with clean water - 4 to 5 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in 2 layers of 2mm (wet on wet).
If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. Do not use mortar below ground level unless applied over Unilit 30.
(Unilit 65M:) Through coloured medium textured internal or external finish. See Unilit 65M clause.
Mix the mortar with clean water - 4.5 to 5.25 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in a 3 - 5mm thick layer by trowel. If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. Do not use mortar below ground level unless applied over Unilit 30.
(Unilit 65N:) Through coloured coarse textured internal or external finish. See Unilit 65N clause.
Mix the mortar with clean water - 4.5 to 5.25 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in a 4 - 6mm thick layer by trowel. If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. Do not use mortar below ground level unless applied over Unilit 30.
Accessories: Telling Brick Mesh Stainless steel mesh reinforcement.

Unilit 30. - Waterproofing and stabilising undercoat layer.
A dry, premixed mineral stabilising mortar based on hydraulic, naturally pure and selected lime. Designed particularly for situations where rising damp or capillary action is prevalent, the mortar is characterised by a high plasticity, slow but strong bonding and a low salt content.
Unilit 30 is applied as the undercoat mortar for plastering and rendering of internal and external walls below ground level, up to approx. 1 meter above ground level and other areas where damp and/or salts are present or expected.  
Unilit 30 is impermeable to water but very vapour permeable and can be used as an undercoat or as a coarse finishing coat as part of a Unilit mortar system. The mortar can be applied to damp walls of buildings and cellars. 
Where high levels of damp and salts are prevalent, e.g. basement walls the minimum total layer thickness of Unilit 30 must be 20 mm, for the minimum waterproofing performance the minimum total layer thickness must be 12 to 15mm.
Unilit 30 is normally applied in conjunction with other Unilit undercoat layers for remaining areas where the damp and salts control properties of Unilit 30 are not required, with both products being applied to the same thickness prior to the application of a finishing coat over both to give a uniform finish.. Unilit 30 can also be applied as a pre treatment prior to applying other Unilit undercoat layers, or where greater thickness is required as the first 15 - 20mm render thickness in place of other Unilit undercoat layers for areas as above. 
If a finish is applied to Unilit 30 after 1 week, a bonding layer of Unilit 15/P1 or P2 is required.
For a smooth finish a premixed finish of Unilit 45 or Unilit 40 is required. A colour finish can then be applied with a lime paint - Corical - Lime wash and lime paint finishes are available from Telling Lime. Alternatively a through coloured finish - Unilit 65f/65M/65N or a Telling Cori polished finish can be applied within 2 or 3 days after the application of Unilit 30.
The use of Telling stainless steel brick mesh is recommended where there is a likelihood of structural movement. This mesh is coated with nodules of fired clay (brick) which produces a mineral bond between the  render and the mesh to ensure fusion of lime to the natural mineral. 
Colour:                                                         Beige.
Packaging:                                                    30 kg bags, in powder form.
Density:                                                        1600 kg/m³.
Tensile strength:                                            0.6 N/mm².
Compressive strength:                                   7 N/mm².
Modulus of elasticity:                                    6130 N/mm².
Vapour diffusion resistance:                           µ= 10.
Coefficient of thermal conductivity:                0.65 W/m °K.
pH:                                                              > 10.5.
Fire classification:                                         Non-flammable (M.O.)
Consult Telling technical service department for advice on the suitability of the substrate.
Consult with Unilit technical literature for details. Natural hydraulic lime mortars are specialist products and it is recommended that Telling Lime are consulted early in the design process.

Preparation: The substrate must be clean and free of all traces of oil and grease. When the substrate has been treated with an impregnating product (silicones or similar) it is recommended to consult the supplier or manufacturer.
Bonding agent: Unilit 10 / Unilit 15/P1 / Unilit 15/P2.
Manufacturer: Telling Lime Limited, Booths Hall, Booths Park, Chelford Road, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 8GS. Tel: 01565 756110 Email: info@tellinglime.co.uk  Web: www.tellinglime.com
Undercoats: Waterproofing and stabilising premixed natural hydraulic lime mortar.
Product reference: Unilit 30.
Fibre reinforcement: Seek advice from Telling. Not Required.
Thickness (excluding dubbing out): Seek advice from Telling.
Application: Mix Unilit 30 with clean water - 4.5 to 5.25 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 4 minutes.
Apply directly to either a dry or damp substrate. If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to application. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours.
Maximum thickness per layer: 15-20 mm.
Minimum total thickness of layers: 12 - 15mm for minimum waterproof performance, 20 mm for maximum waterproof performance e.g. for excessively damp and salt laden areas, basement walls and areas below ground level.
Final coat: Premixed natural hydraulic lime finishing mortar.
Product reference: Unilit 40. / Unilit 45. /Unilit 65
Thickness: 3-4 mm (fine finish) 3 - 5mm (medium finish) 4 - 6mm (coarse finish) overall.
Finish: Seek advice from Telling. depending on product and desired finish- trowelled, wood floated, sponged.
Application:
(Unilit 40:) Smooth or fine textured weatherproof (water repellent) external render finish. See Unilit 40 clause.
Mix Unilit 40 with clean water - 4 to 5 litres of water to 25 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in 2 layers of 2mm (wet on wet).
If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. 
(Unilit 45:) Smooth or fine textured internal plaster finish. See Unilit 45 clause.
Mix Unilit 45 with clean water - 4 to 5 litres of water to 25 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in 2 layers of 2mm (wet on wet).
If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. Do not use mortar below ground level unless applied over Unilit 30.
(Unilit 65F:) Through coloured smooth or fine textured internal or external finish. See Unilit 65F clause.
Mix the mortar with clean water - 4 to 5 litres of water to 25 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in 2 layers of 2mm (wet on wet).
If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. Do not use mortar below ground level unless applied over Unilit 30.
(Unilit 65M:) Through coloured medium textured internal or external finish. See Unilit 65M clause.
Mix the mortar with clean water - 4.5 to 5.25 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in a 3 - 5mm thick layer by trowel. If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. Do not use mortar below ground level unless applied over Unilit 30.
(Unilit 65N:) Through coloured coarse textured internal or external finish. See Unilit 65N clause.
Mix the mortar with clean water - 4.5 to 5.25 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in a 4 - 6mm thick layer by trowel. If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. Do not use mortar below ground level unless applied over Unilit 30.
Accessories: Stainless steel mesh reinforcement.
Other requirements:
Apply finishing coat within 2 or 3 days after the application of Unilit 30.
Apply a bonding layer of Unilit 15/P1 or P2 before applying finish if Unilit 30 fully dry. Alternatively, apply Unilit 65 N/M/F as finishing coat which will adhere to fully dry Unilit 30.

Unilit 35M.
A traditional, dry, premixed mineral and finishing mortar based on hydraulic, naturally pure and selected lime, characterised by a high plasticity, slow but strong bonding and a low salt content.
Unilit 35M is very vapour permeable and is completely compatible with the Unilit system as an undercoat or as a finishing layer, for internal and external use providing that excessive damp or salt problems are not prevalent. Recommended for the renovation of old buildings.
The product must be decorated with a protective lime based coating to make the system weatherproof.
A colour finish can be applied with a lime paint - Corical - Lime wash and lime paint finishes are available from Telling Lime. Alternatively a through coloured finish - Unilit 65f/65M/65N or a Telling Cori polished finish can be applied.
Colour:                                                         Beige.
Packaging:                                                    30 kg bags, in powder form.
Density:                                                        1600 kg/m³.
Tensile strength:                                            0.6 N/mm².
Compressive strength:                                   5.5 N/mm².
Modulus of elasticity:                                    5500 N/mm².
Vapour diffusion resistance:                           µ= 13.7.
Coefficient of thermal conductivity:                0.65 W/m °K.
pH:                                                               > 10.5.
Fire classification:                                         Non-flammable (M.O.)
Maximum granular size:                                1.5 mm.
Consult Telling technical service department for advice on the suitability of the substrate.
Consult with Unilit technical literature for details. Natural hydraulic lime mortars are specialist products and it is recommended that Telling Lime are consulted early in the design process.

Waterproofing and Stabilising layer - Unilit 30 waterproofing and stabilising layer. (see Unilit 30 clause)
Apply Unilit 30 as the undercoat mortar for plastering and rendering of internal and external walls below ground level, up to approx. 1 meter above ground level and other areas where damp and/or salts are present or expected. Unilit 30 is impermeable to water but very vapour permeable and can be used as an undercoat or as a coarse finishing coat as part of a Unilit mortar system. The mortar can be applied to damp walls of buildings and cellars. 
Where high levels of damp and salts are prevalent, e.g. basement walls the minimum total layer thickness of Unilit 30 must be 20 mm, for the minimum waterproofing performance the minimum total layer thickness must be 12 to 15mm.
Unilit 30 and Unilit 35M are normally applied in adjacent areas to the same thickness with a finishing coat applied over both to give a uniform finish. Unilit 30 can also be applied as a pre treatment prior to applying Unilit 35M, or as the first 15 - 20mm render thickness in place of Unilit 35M where greater thickness is required. 
If a finish or following layers are applied to Unilit 30 after 1 week (or where Unilit 30 has fully dried), a bonding layer of Unilit 15/P1 or 15/ P2 is required.
A colour finish can be applied with a lime paint - Corical - Lime wash and lime paint finishes are available from Telling Lime. Alternatively a through coloured finish - Unilit 65f/65M/65N or a Telling Cori polished finish can be applied.

Preparation: The substrate must be clean and free of all traces of oil and grease. When the substrate has been treated with an impregnating product (silicones or similar) it is recommended to consult the supplier or manufacturer.
Bonding agent: Unilit 10  / Unilit 15/P1 / Unilit 15/P2, as clause 541.
Manufacturer: Telling Lime Limited, Booths Hall, Booths Park, Chelford Road, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 8GS. Tel: 01565 756110 Email: info@tellinglime.co.uk  Web: www.tellinglime.com
Waterproofing and stabilising layer (if required): Unilit 30. (for basements and other places susceptible to rising damp, or high levels of damp or salts). see Unilit 30 clause.
Application: Mix Unilit 30 with clean water - 4.5 to 5.25 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 4 minutes.
Apply directly to either a dry or damp substrate. If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours.
Maximum thickness per layer: 15-20 mm.
Minimum total thickness of layers: 12 - 15mm for minimum waterproof performance, 20 mm for maximum waterproof performance e.g. for excessively damp and salt laden areas, basement walls and areas below ground level.
Undercoats: Premixed natural hydraulic lime mortar.
Product reference: Unilit 35M.
Fibre reinforcement: Seek advice from Telling. Not Required
Thickness (excluding dubbing out): 10-15 mm maximum layer thickness. Total thickness dependant on the application - Seek advice from Telling. 
Application: Mix Unilit 35M with clean water - 4.5 to 5.25 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 4 minutes.
Apply directly to dry substrates. If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. Do not use mortar below ground level unless applied over Unilit 30.
Final coat: Premixed natural hydraulic lime finishing mortar.
Product reference: Unilit 40. / Unilit 45. / Unilit 65
Thickness: 3-4 mm (fine finish) 3 - 5mm (medium finish) 4 - 6mm (coarse finish) overall.
Finish: Seek advice from Telling. depending on product and desired finish- trowelled, wood floated, sponged.
Application:
(Unilit 40:) Smooth or fine textured weatherproof (water repellent) external render finish. See Unilit 40 clause.
Mix Unilit 40 with clean water - 4 to 5 litres of water to 25 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in 2 layers of 2mm (wet on wet).
If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. 
(Unilit 45:) Smooth or fine textured internal plaster finish. See Unilit 45 clause.
Mix Unilit 45 with clean water - 4 to 5 litres of water to 25 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in 2 layers of 2mm (wet on wet).
If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. Do not use mortar below ground level unless applied over Unilit 30.
(Unilit 65F:) Through coloured smooth or fine textured internal or external finish. See Unilit 65F clause.
Mix the mortar with clean water - 4 to 5 litres of water to 25 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in 2 layers of 2mm (wet on wet).
If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. Do not use mortar below ground level unless applied over Unilit 30.
(Unilit 65M:) Through coloured medium textured internal or external finish. See Unilit 65M clause.
Mix the mortar with clean water - 4.5 to 5.25 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in a 4 - 6mm thick layer by trowel. If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. Do not use mortar below ground level unless applied over Unilit 30.
(Unilit 65N:) Through coloured coarse textured internal or external finish. See Unilit 65N clause.
Mix the mortar with clean water - 4.5 to 5.25 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in a 4 - 6mm thick layer by trowel. If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. Do not use mortar below ground level unless applied over Unilit 30.
Accessories: Telling Brick Mesh Stainless steel mesh reinforcement.

Unilit 35N.
A traditional, dry, premixed mineral finishing mortar based on hydraulic, naturally pure and selected lime, characterised by a high plasticity, slow but strong bonding and a low salt content.
Unilit 35N is very vapour permeable and is completely compatible with the Unilit system as an undercoat or as a finishing layer, for internal and external use providing that excessive damp or salt problems are not prevalent. Recommended for the renovation of old buildings.
The product must be decorated with a protective lime based coating to make the system weatherproof.
A colour finish can be applied with a lime paint - Corical - Lime wash and lime paint finishes are available from Telling Lime. Alternatively a through coloured finish - Unilit 65f/65M/65N or a Telling Cori polished finish can be applied.
Colour:                                                      Beige.
Packaging:                                                 30 kg bags, in powder form.
Density:                                                     1600 kg/m3.
Tensile strength:                                         0.6 N/mm2.
Compressive strength:                                7 N/mm2.
Modulus of elasticity:                                 6130 N/mm².
Vapour diffusion resistance:                        µ= 12.
Coefficient of thermal conductivity:             0.65 W/m °K.
pH:                                                            > 10.5.
Fire classification:                                       Non-flammable (M.O.)
Maximum granular size:                              3 mm.
Consult Telling technical service department for advice on the suitability of the substrate.
Consult with Unilit technical literature for details. Natural hydraulic lime mortars are specialist products and it is recommended that Telling Lime are consulted early in the design process.

Waterproofing and Stabilising layer - Unilit 30 waterproofing and stabilising layer. (see Unilit 30 clause)
Apply Unilit 30 as the undercoat mortar for plastering and rendering of internal and external walls below ground level, up to approx. 1 meter above ground level and other areas where damp and/or salts are present or expected. Unilit 30 is impermeable to water but very vapour permeable and can be used as an undercoat or as a coarse finishing coat as part of a Unilit mortar system. The mortar can be applied to damp walls of buildings and cellars. 
Where high levels of damp and salts are prevalent, e.g. basement walls the minimum total layer thickness of Unilit 30 must be 20 mm, for the minimum waterproofing performance the minimum total layer thickness must be 12 to 15mm.
Unilit 30 and Unilit 35N are normally applied in adjacent areas to the same thickness with a finishing coat applied over both to give a uniform finish. Unilit 30 can also be applied as a pre treatment prior to applying Unilit 35, or as the first 15 - 20mm render thickness in place of Unilit 35N where greater thickness is required. 
If a finish or following layers are applied to Unilit 30 after 1 week (or where Unilit 30 has fully dried), a bonding layer of Unilit 15/P1 or 15/ P2 is required.
A colour finish can be applied with a lime paint - Corical - Lime wash and lime paint finishes are available from Telling Lime. Alternatively a through coloured finish - Unilit 65f/65M/65N or a Telling Cori polished finish can be applied.

Preparation: The substrate must be clean and free of all traces of oil and grease. When the substrate has been treated with an impregnating product (silicones or similar) it is recommended to consult the supplier or manufacturer.
Bonding agent: Unilit 10 / Unilit 15/P2
Manufacturer: Telling Lime Limited, Booths Hall, Booths Park, Chelford Road, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 8GS. Tel: 01565 756110 Email: info@tellinglime.co.uk  Web: www.tellinglime.com
Waterproofing and stabilising layer (if required): Unilit 30. (for basements and other places susceptible to rising damp, or high levels of damp or salts). see Unilit 30 clause.
Application: Mix Unilit 30 with clean water - 4.5 to 5.25 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 4 minutes.
Apply directly to either a dry or damp substrate. If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours.
Maximum thickness per layer: 15-20 mm.
Minimum total thickness of layers: 12 - 15mm for minimum waterproof performance, 20 mm for maximum waterproof performance e.g. for excessively damp and salt laden areas, basement walls and areas below ground level.
Undercoats: Premixed natural hydraulic lime mortar.
Product reference: Unilit 35N.
Fibre reinforcement: Seek advice from Telling.
Thickness (excluding dubbing out): 10-15 mm (maximum).
Application: Mix Unilit 35N with clean water - 4.5 to 5.25 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 4 minutes.
Apply directly to dry substrates. If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. Do not use mortar below ground level unless applied over Unilit 30.
Final coat: Premixed natural hydraulic lime finishing mortar.
Product reference: Unilit 40. / Unilit 45. / Unilit 65
Thickness: 3-4 mm (fine finish) 3 - 5mm (medium finish) 4 - 6mm (coarse finish) overall.
Finish: Seek advice from Telling. depending on product and desired finish- trowelled, wood floated, sponged.
Application:
(Unilit 40:) Smooth or fine textured weatherproof (water repellent) external render finish. See Unilit 40 clause.
Mix Unilit 40 with clean water - 4 to 5 litres of water to 25 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in 2 layers of 2mm (wet on wet).
If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. 
(Unilit 45:) Smooth or fine textured internal plaster finish. See Unilit 45 clause.
Mix Unilit 45 with clean water - 4 to 5 litres of water to 25 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in 2 layers of 2mm (wet on wet).
If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. Do not use mortar below ground level unless applied over Unilit 30.
(Unilit 65F:) Through coloured smooth or fine textured internal or external finish. See Unilit 65F clause.
Mix the mortar with clean water - 4 to 5 litres of water to 25 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in 2 layers of 2mm (wet on wet).
If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. Do not use mortar below ground level unless applied over Unilit 30.
(Unilit 65M:) Through coloured medium textured internal or external finish. See Unilit 65M clause.
Mix the mortar with clean water - 4.5 to 5.25 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in a 3 - 5mm thick layer by trowel. If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. Do not use mortar below ground level unless applied over Unilit 30.
(Unilit 65N:) Through coloured coarse textured internal or external finish. See Unilit 65N clause.
Mix the mortar with clean water - 4.5 to 5.25 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in a 4 - 6mm thick layer by trowel. If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. Do not use mortar below ground level unless applied over Unilit 30.
Accessories: Telling Brick Mesh Stainless steel mesh reinforcement.

Unilit FEN-XA  Natural Hydraulic Lime. - Natural Hydraulic Lime binder `
Unilit FEN-XA is a pure natural hydraulic lime binder designed to be gauged with the correct volume and quality of sand and water to produce a mortar for a variety of applications, including traditional and modern masonry work, re-pointing, backing layers in plasterwork and renders, finishing applications for both renders and lime washes as well as in floor screeds and lime concretes.
Unilit FEN-XA conforms to European Standard ENV 459-1 for natural hydraulic lime. It is not permitted to add clinker, cement or any other synthetic binder.
The binder is mixed on site with the selected additives, such as sand and natural pigments, to create a mortar to suit the specific application. The use of sand with an optimum grain size is important (ideally according to the Füller-curves, with a maximum grain size of 4 mm) but the Unilit FEN-XA binder allows the use of sand which does not exactly meet these theoretical requirements.

Packaging:                                                        25 kg bags, in powder form.
Density:                                                            1000 kg/m3.
Tensile strength:                                                2.7 N/mm2 after 28 days; 
                                                                        3.0 N/mm2 after 60 days.
Compressive strength:
– Binder: 4.5 N/mm2 after 28 days;                   6.0 N/mm2 after 60 days.
– Mortar: 2-9 N/mm2 after 28 days;                  3 - 10 N/mm2 after 60 days.*
Modulus of elasticity:                                         6130 N/mm2.*
Volumetric stability:                                           Stable.
Vapour diffusion resistance:                               µ= 13.7.
Fire classification:                                              Non-flammable (M.O.)
Recommended maximum aggregate sizing:         4 mm.
* Variable mix strengths can be obtained by altering the mortar mix and aggregate size to suit the application.
Contact Telling technical department for advice on the use of hydraulic lime admixtures.
Consult with Unilit technical literature for details. Natural hydraulic lime mortars are specialist products and it is recommended that Telling Lime are consulted early in the design process.
A premixed finishing coat of Unilit 40 can be applied to weatherproof the render or Unilit 45 internally. A colour finish can be applied with a lime paint - Corical - Lime wash and lime paint finishes are available from Telling Lime. Alternatively a through coloured finish - Unilit 65f/65M/65N or a Telling Cori polished finish can be applied.

Waterproofing and Stabilising layer - Unilit 30 waterproofing and stabilising layer. (see Unilit 30 clause)
Apply Unilit 30 as the undercoat mortar for plastering and rendering of internal and external walls below ground level, up to approx. 1 meter above ground level and other areas where damp and/or salts are present or expected. Unilit 30 is impermeable to water but very vapour permeable and can be used as an undercoat or as a coarse finishing coat as part of a Unilit mortar system. The mortar can be applied to damp walls of buildings and cellars. 
Where high levels of damp and salts are prevalent, e.g. basement walls the minimum total layer thickness of Unilit 30 must be 20 mm, for the minimum waterproofing performance the minimum total layer thickness must be 12 to 15mm.
Unilit 30 and Unilit Fen XA mortar are normally applied in adjacent areas to the same thickness with a finishing coat applied over both to give a uniform finish. Unilit 30 can also be applied as a pre treatment prior to applying Unilit Fen XA mortar, or as the first 15 - 20mm render thickness in place of Unilit Fen XA where greater thickness is required. 
If a finish or following layers are applied to Unilit 30 after 1 week (or where Unilit 30 has fully dried), a bonding layer of Unilit 15/P1 or 15/ P2 is required.

Preparation: The substrate must be clean and free of all traces of oil and grease. When the substrate has been treated with an impregnating product (silicones or similar) it is recommended to consult the supplier or manufacturer.
Bonding agent: Unilit 10 / Unilit 15/P1 / Unilit 15/P2, as clause 541.
Waterproofing and stabilising layer (if required): Unilit 30. (for basements and other places susceptible to rising damp, or high levels of damp or salts). see Unilit 30 clause.
Application: Mix Unilit 30 with clean water - 4.5 to 5.25 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 4 minutes.
Apply directly to either a dry or damp substrate. If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours.
Maximum thickness per layer: 15-20 mm.
Minimum total thickness of layers: 12 - 15mm for minimum waterproof performance, 20 mm for maximum waterproof performance e.g. for excessively damp and salt laden areas, basement walls and areas below ground level.
Undercoats:
Lime manufacturer/ Type: Unilit Fen-XA natural hydraulic lime binder.
Manufacturer: Telling Lime Products Limited, 7 The Dell, Enterprise Drive, Four Ashes, Wolverhampton, WV10 7DF. Tel: 01902 797700. Fax: 01902 797720. Email: info@telling.co.uk Web: www.telling.co.uk
Product reference: Unilit FEN-XA Natural Hydraulic Lime Binder.
Application: Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C. Protection must be provided in conditions of excess heat or drying winds. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours.
Sand:  Seek advice from Telling. Of Approved Grade: well graded washed sharp angular sand with a maximum particle size of 4mm, and a low content of clay or fines. Sand must be approved prior to application.
Mix (lime:sand): Seek advice from Telling. Mix Unilit FEN-XA with a well-graded, pure and clean aggregate - 380-450 kg of binder per m3 of sand. (Generally 1:3 Unilit Fen XA: Sand of approved grade.)
Fibre reinforcement: Seek advice from Telling. Not required.
Thickness (excluding dubbing out): Seek advice from Telling. 
15mm maximum thickness per coat.
Masonry backgrounds require 2 x 10mm layers generally, or 1 x 15mm where thickness is limited.
Telling Brick Mesh, timber lath or stainless steel lath or mesh require 1 x 8 - 10mm and 1 x 10 - 12mm layers. 
Final coat: Premixed natural hydraulic lime finishing mortar.
Product reference: Unilit 40. / Unilit 45 / Unilit 65
Thickness: 3-4 mm (fine finish) 3 - 5mm (medium finish) 4 - 6mm (coarse finish) overall.
Finish: Seek advice from Telling. depending on product and desired finish- trowelled, wood floated, sponged.
Application:
(Unilit 40:) Smooth or fine textured weatherproof (water repellent) external render finish. See Unilit 40 clause.
Mix Unilit 40 with clean water - 4 to 5 litres of water to 25 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in 2 layers of 2mm (wet on wet).
If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. 
(Unilit 45:) Smooth or fine textured internal plaster finish. See Unilit 45 clause.
Mix Unilit 45 with clean water - 4 to 5 litres of water to 25 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in 2 layers of 2mm (wet on wet).
If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. Do not use mortar below ground level unless applied over Unilit 30.
(Unilit 65F:) Through coloured smooth or fine textured internal or external finish. See Unilit 65F clause.
Mix the mortar with clean water - 4 to 5 litres of water to 25 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in 2 layers of 2mm (wet on wet).
If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. Do not use mortar below ground level unless applied over Unilit 30.
(Unilit 65M:) Through coloured medium textured internal or external finish. See Unilit 65M clause.
Mix the mortar with clean water - 4.5 to 5.25 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in a 4 - 6mm thick layer by trowel. If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. Do not use mortar below ground level unless applied over Unilit 30.
(Unilit 65N:) Through coloured coarse textured internal or external finish. See Unilit 65N clause.
Mix the mortar with clean water - 4.5 to 5.25 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in a 4 - 6mm thick layer by trowel. If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. Do not use mortar below ground level unless applied over Unilit 30.
Accessories: Telling Brick Mesh Stainless steel mesh reinforcement.

Unilit PEDES M
Unilit Pedes is a traditional dry mixed mineral mortar based on natural hydraulic lime and appropriate well graded aggregates. Unilit PEDES is characterised by a slow but strong bond, a high plasticity, a low soluble salts contentalong with premature drying out and an excellent water vapour permeability. this natrual hydraulic lime mortar is inherently stable and designed to reduce problems with micro-cracking along with premature drying out. The natural hydraulic lime binder, used to prepare the preblend, conforms to the European Standard EN 459-1 for building limes. The mortar Unilit PEDES conforms to European Standard UNI EN 998-1.
Unilit PEDES is applied as a protective coat with high resistance for exposed areas and inclined or horizontal surfaces in areas subect to bad weather. Unilit PEDES M is available in natural (beige) colour, 8 colours or coloured on site with upto 7% by weight Natural Earth Ochre pigments. The colour of the mortar is selected by the architect and a sample should be made available prior to manufacture. No addition of clinker, cements or any other synthetic additives are allowed.
Properties:
Grain size                                              Unilit PEDES: max. 1.4 mm
Bulk density                                           1650 kg/m³
Compressive strength                              c.a.5 N/mm²
Adhesive strength (DIN 18.555)             0.3 N/mm²
Moisture diffusion resistance (µ)              10
pH-value                                                > 10.5
Fire resistance classification                    A1
Consumption                                           ~ 17 kg/m²
Packing                                                  powder in bags of 30 kg
Consult Telling technical service department for advice on the suitability of the substrate.
Consult with Unilit technical literature for details. Natural hydraulic lime mortars are specialist products and it is recommended that Telling Lime are consulted early in the design process.
Waterproofing and Stabilising layer - Unilit 30 waterproofing and stabilising layer. (see Unilit 30 clause)
Apply Unilit 30 as the undercoat mortar for plastering and rendering of internal and external walls below ground level, up to approx. 1 meter above ground level and other areas where damp and/or salts are present or expected. Unilit 30 is impermeable to water but very vapour permeable and can be used as an undercoat or as a coarse finishing coat as part of a Unilit mortar system. The mortar can be applied to damp walls of buildings and cellars. 
Where high levels of damp and salts are prevalent, e.g. basement walls the minimum total layer thickness of Unilit 30 must be 20 mm, for the minimum waterproofing performance the minimum total layer thickness must be 12 to 15mm.
Unilit 30 and Unilit Pedes are normally applied in adjacent areas to the same thickness with a finishing coat of Unilit Pedes applied over both to give a uniform finish. Unilit 30 can also be applied as a pre treatment prior to applying Unilit Pedes.
If a finish or following layers are applied to Unilit 30 after 1 week (or where Unilit 30 has fully dried), a bonding layer of Unilit 15/P1 or 15/ P2 is required.
A colour finish can be applied with a lime paint - Corical - Lime wash and lime paint finishes are available from Telling Lime. Alternatively a through coloured finish - Unilit 65f/65M/65M or a Telling Cori polished finish can be applied.

Mix: Unilit PEDES Premixed natural hydraulic lime mortar.
Mix proportions: Unilit Pedes - Premixed (+ up to7% by weight Natural Earth Ochre Pigments)- Seek advice from Telling.
Product reference: Unilit PEDES M
Preparation: The substrate must be clean and free of all traces of oil and grease. When the substrate has been treated with an impregnating product (silicones or similar) it is recommended to consult the supplier or manufacturer.
Bonding agent: Unilit 10 / Unilit 15/P2
Manufacturer: Telling Lime Limited, Booths Hall, Booths Park, Chelford Road, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 8GS. Tel: 01565 756110 Email: info@tellinglime.co.uk  Web: www.tellinglime.com
Waterproofing and stabilising layer (if required): Unilit 30. (for basements and other places susceptible to rising damp, or high levels of damp or salts). see Unilit 30 clause.
Application: Mix Unilit 30 with clean water - 4.5 to 5.25 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 4 minutes.
Apply directly to either a dry or damp substrate. If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours.
Maximum thickness per layer: 15-20 mm.
Minimum total thickness of layers: 12 - 15mm for minimum waterproof performance, 20 mm for maximum waterproof performance e.g. for excessively damp and salt laden areas, basement walls and areas below ground level.
Undercoats: Premixed natural hydraulic lime mortar.
Product reference: Unilit PEDES M.
Fibre reinforcement: Not Required - Seek advice from Telling.
Thickness (excluding dubbing out): 10-15 mm (maximum).
Application: Mix Unilit PEDES M with clean water - 5 to 7 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 4 minutes.
Apply directly to dry substrates. If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours.
Final coat: Premixed natural hydraulic lime finishing mortar. Unilit PEDES M can also be applied as the finish or blended into the finishes below where these are applied to adjacent areas
Product reference: Unilit 40. / Unilit 45.  / Unilit 65
Thickness: 3-4 mm (fine finish) 3 - 5mm (medium finish) 4 - 6mm (coarse finish) overall.
Finish: Seek advice from Telling. depending on product and desired finish- trowelled, wood floated, sponged.
Application:
(Unilit 40:) Smooth or fine textured weatherproof (water repellent) external render finish. See Unilit 40 clause.
Mix Unilit 40 with clean water - 4 to 5 litres of water to 25 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in 2 layers of 2mm (wet on wet).
If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. 
(Unilit 45:) Smooth or fine textured internal plaster finish. See Unilit 45 clause.
Mix Unilit 45 with clean water - 4 to 5 litres of water to 25 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in 2 layers of 2mm (wet on wet).
If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. Do not use mortar below ground level unless applied over Unilit 30.
(Unilit 65F:) Through coloured smooth or fine textured internal or external finish. See Unilit 65F clause.
Mix the mortar with clean water - 4 to 5 litres of water to 25 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in 2 layers of 2mm (wet on wet).
If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. Do not use mortar below ground level unless applied over Unilit 30.
(Unilit 65M:) Through coloured medium textured internal or external finish. See Unilit 65M clause.
Mix the mortar with clean water - 4.5 to 5.25 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in a 4 - 6mm thick layer by trowel. If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. Do not use mortar below ground level unless applied over Unilit 30.
(Unili 65N:) Through coloured coarse textured internal or external finish. See Unilit 65N clause.
Mix the mortar with clean water - 4.5 to 5.25 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in a 4 - 6mm thick layer by trowel. If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. Do not use mortar below ground level unless applied over Unilit 30.
Accessories: Telling Brick Mesh Stainless steel mesh reinforcement.

Unilit 40.
A dry, premixed mineral finishing mortar based on hydraulic, naturally pure and selected lime, and completely compatible with the Unilit system. Unilit 40 is a smooth or fine textured weatherproof finish for external use and internal use where high levels of damp and salts are prevalent.  Designed for applications where resistance against high impact and atmospheric influences are required and situations where rising damp or capillary action is prevalent, such as damp walls of buildings and cellars. The mortar is water repellent but very vapour permeable, allowing humidity present in the wall to be able to rapidly migrate from the structure. 
When used as a finishing mortar to new Unilit 20, 25 30, 35, 35M or Unilit Fen XA plasters and renders, specify as the final coat to the base render/undercoat (specify in the relevant Unilit clause). 
A colour finish can be applied with a lime paint - Corical - Lime wash and lime paint finishes are available from Telling Lime. Alternatively a through coloured finish - Unilit 65f/65M/65N or a Telling Cori polished finish can be applied.
Colour:                                                                  Beige.
Packaging:                                                             30 kg bags, in powder form.
Density:                                                                 1600 kg/m³.
Tensile strength:                                                     0.5 N/mm².
Compressive strength:                                            5 N/mm² after 60 days; 6 N/mm² after 90 days.
Modulus of elasticity:                                             6130 N/mm².
Coefficient of thermal conductivity:                         0.67 W/m °K.
Vapour diffusion resistance:                                   µ= 10.
pH:                                                                       > 10.5.
Fire classification:                                                  Non-flammable (M.O.)
Maximum granular size:                                         0.7 mm.
Consult Telling technical service department for advice on the suitability of the substrate.
Consult with Unilit technical literature for details. Natural hydraulic lime mortars are specialist products and it is recommended that Telling Lime are consulted early in the design process.

Final coat: Premixed natural hydraulic lime finishing mortar.
Manufacturer: Telling Lime Limited, Booths Hall, Booths Park, Chelford Road, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 8GS. Tel: 01565 756110 Email: info@tellinglime.co.uk  Web: www.tellinglime.com
Product reference: Unilit 40.
Thickness: 3-4 mm overall.
Finish: Seek advice from Telling. Sponged or floated to the desired finish
Application: Mix Unilit 40 with clean water - 4 to 5 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in 2 layers of 2mm (wet on wet).
If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. 

Unilit 45.
A smooth or fine textured traditional, dry, premixed mineral finishing mortar based on hydraulic, naturally pure and selected lime, characterised by a high plasticity, slow but strong bonding and a low salt content.
Unilit 45 is vapour permeable and is completely compatible with the Unilit system as a finishing layer, for internal use. Recommended for the renovation of old buildings. Where high levels of damp or salts are prevalent Unilit 30 should be applied as a backing coat. 
When used as a finishing mortar to new Unilit 20, 25 30, 35, 35M or Unilit Fen XA plasters and renders, specify as the final coat to the base render/undercoat (specify in the relevant Unilit clause). 
A colour finish can be applied with a lime paint - Corical - Lime wash and lime paint finishes are available from Telling Lime. Alternatively a through coloured finish - Unilit 65f/65M/65N or a Telling Cori polished finish can be applied.
Colour:                                                                          Beige.
Packaging:                                                                     30 kg bags, in powder form.
Density:                                                                         1600 kg/m³.
Tensile strength:                                                             0.5 N/mm².
Compressive strength:                                                    4 N/mm² after 60 days; 5 N/mm² after 90 days.
Modulus of elasticity:                                                     6130 N/mm².
Vapour diffusion resistance:                                           µ= 10.
Coefficient of thermal conductivity:                                 0.67 W/m °K.
pH:                                                                               > 10.5.
Fire classification:                                                          Non-flammable (M.O.)
Maximum granular size:                                                 0.7 mm.
Consult Telling technical service department for advice on the suitability of the substrate.
Consult with Unilit technical literature for details. Natural hydraulic lime mortars are specialist products and it is recommended that Telling Lime are consulted early in the design process.

Final coat: Premixed natural hydraulic lime finishing mortar.
Manufacturer: Telling Lime Limited, Booths Hall, Booths Park, Chelford Road, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 8GS. Tel: 01565 756110 Email: info@tellinglime.co.uk  Web: www.tellinglime.com
Product reference: Unilit 45.
Thickness: 3-4 mm overall.
Finish: Seek advice from Telling. Sponged or floated to the desired finish
Application: Mix Unilit 45 with clean water - 4.5 to 5.25 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in 2 layers of 2mm (wet on wet).
If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. Do not use mortar below ground level unless applied over Unilit 30.

Unilit 65F.
A smooth or fine textured through coloured traditional, dry, premixed mineral finishing mortar based on natural hydraulic lime and suitable well graded agregates, available in natural (beige) and 24 standard colours and colours achievable using natural earth ochre pigments. Unilit through coloured renders are produced using natural earth ochre pigments, which are inert, UV resistant and do not leach out or fade.
Unilit 65 is characterised by a slow but strong bond, a high plasticity,a low soluble salts content and an excellent water vapour permeability. The natural hydraulic lime mortar is inherently stable and designed to reduce problems of micro cracks along with premature drying out.
the natural hydraulic lime binder, used to prepare Unilit 65, conforms to the European Standard ENV 459-1 for building limes.
When used as a finishing mortar to new Unilit 20, 25 30, 35, 35M or Unilit Fen XA plasters and renders, specify as the final coat to the base render/undercoat (specify in the relevant Unilit clause). 
Colour:                                                                         24 standard colours.
Packaging:                                                                    30 kg bags, in powder form.
Density:                                                                        1600 kg/m³.
Tensile strength:                                                            0.5 N/mm².
Compressive strength:                                                   5 N/mm² after 60 days; 6 N/mm² after 90 days.
Modulus of elasticity:                                                    6130 N/mm².
Coefficient of thermal conductivity:                                0.65 W/m °K.
Vapour diffusion resistance:                                           µ= 10.
pH:                                                                               > 10.5.
Fire classification:                                                          Non-flammable (M.O.)
Maximum granular size:                                                 0.7 mm.
Consult Telling technical service department for advice on the suitability of the substrate.
Consult with Unilit technical literature for details. Natural hydraulic lime mortars are specialist products and it is recommended that Telling Lime are consulted early in the design process.

Final coat: Premixed through coloured natural hydraulic lime finishing mortar.
Manufacturer: Telling Lime Limited, Booths Hall, Booths Park, Chelford Road, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 8GS. Tel: 01565 756110 Email: info@tellinglime.co.uk  Web: www.tellinglime.com Product reference: Unilit 65F.
Thickness: 3-4 mm overall.
Finish: Seek advice from Telling. Sponged or floated to the desired finish
Application: Mix Unilit 65F with clean water - 4 to 5 litres of water to 25 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in 2 layers of 2mm (wet on wet).
If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. Do not use mortar below ground level unless applied over Unilit 30.

Unilit 65M.
A medium textured through coloured traditional, dry, premixed mineral finishing mortar based on hydraulic, naturally pure and selected lime and available in 24 standard colours and colours achievable using natural earth ochre pigments. Unilit through coloured renders are produced using natural earth ochre pigments, which are inert, UV resistant and do not leach out or fade. Where applied as a finishing coat Unilit 30 is applied by steel trowel a minimum 3 - 5mm thickness and can be sponged or wood floated to the desired open textured finish.
Unilit 65 is characterised by a slow but strong bond, a high plasticity,a low soluble salts content and an excellent water vapour permeability. The natural hydraulic lime mortar is inherently stable and designed to reduce problems of micro cracks along with premature drying out.
the natural hydraulic lime binder, used to prepare Unilit 65, conforms to the European Standard ENV 459-1 for building limes.
When used as a finishing mortar to new Unilit 20, 25 30, 35, 35M or Unilit Fen XA plasters and renders, specify as the final coat to the base render/undercoat (specify in the relevant Unilit clause). 
Packaging:                                                                    30 kg bags, in powder form.
Density:                                                                        1600 kg/m³.
Tensile strength:                                                            0.6 N/mm².
Compressive strength:                                                   4 N/mm² after 60 days; 5 N/mm² after 90 days.
Modulus of elasticity:                                                     6130 N/mm².
Coefficient of thermal conductivity:                                 0.30 W/m °K.
Vapour diffusion resistance:                                           µ= 10.
pH:                                                                               > 10.5.
Fire classification:                                                          Non-flammable (M.O.)
Maximum granular size:                                                 1.4 mm.
Consult Telling technical service department for advice on the suitability of the substrate.
Consult with Unilit technical literature for details. Natural hydraulic lime mortars are specialist products and it is recommended that Telling Lime are consulted early in the design process.

Final coat: Premixed natural hydraulic lime finishing mortar.
Manufacturer: Telling Lime Limited, Booths Hall, Booths Park, Chelford Road, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 8GS. Tel: 01565 756110 Email: info@tellinglime.co.uk  Web: www.tellinglime.com
Product reference: Unilit 65M.
Thickness: 3 - 5 mm overall.
Finish: Seek advice from Telling. Sponged or floated to the desired finish.
Application: Mix the mortar with clean water - 4.5 to 5.25 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in a 3 - 5mm thick layer by trowel. If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. Do not use mortar below ground level unless applied over Unilit 30.

Unilit 65N.
A coarse textured through coloured traditional, dry, premixed mineral finishing mortar based on hydraulic, naturally pure and selected lime and available in 24 standard colours and colours achievable using natural earth ochre pigments. Unilit through coloured renders are produced using natural earth ochre pigments, which are inert, UV resistant and do not leach out or fade. Where applied as a finishing coat Unilit 30 is applied by steel trowel a minimum 4 - 6mm thickness and can be sponged or wood floated to the desired coarse open textured finish.
Unilit 65 is characterised by a slow but strong bond, a high plasticity,a low soluble salts content and an excellent water vapour permeability. The natural hydraulic lime mortar is inherently stable and designed to reduce problems of micro cracks along with premature drying out.
the natural hydraulic lime binder, used to prepare Unilit 65, conforms to the European Standard ENV 459-1 for building limes.
When used as a finishing mortar to new Unilit 20, 25 30, 35, 35M or Unilit Fen XA plasters and renders, specify as the final coat to the base render/undercoat (specify in the relevant Unilit clause). 
Packaging:                                                                    30 kg bags, in powder form.
Density:                                                                        1600 kg/m³.
Tensile strength:                                                            0.6 N/mm².
Compressive strength:                                                   5 N/mm² after 60 days; 6 N/mm² after 90 days.
Modulus of elasticity:                                                     6130 N/mm².
Coefficient of thermal conductivity:                                 0.30 W/m °K.
Vapour diffusion resistance:                                           µ= 10.
pH:                                                                               > 10.5.
Fire classification:                                                          Non-flammable (M.O.)
Maximum granular size:                                                 3 mm.
Consult Telling technical service department for advice on the suitability of the substrate.
Consult with Unilit technical literature for details. Natural hydraulic lime mortars are specialist products and it is recommended that Telling Lime are consulted early in the design process.

Final coat: Premixed natural hydraulic lime finishing mortar.
Manufacturer: Telling Lime Limited, Booths Hall, Booths Park, Chelford Road, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 8GS. Tel: 01565 756110 Email: info@tellinglime.co.uk  Web: www.tellinglime.com
Product reference: Unilit 65N.
Thickness: 4 - 6mm overall.
Finish: Seek advice from Telling. Sponged or floated to the desired finish
Application: Mix the mortar with clean water - 4.5 to 5.25 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in a 4 - 6mm thick layer by trowel. If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. Do not use mortar below ground level unless applied over Unilit 30.

Unilit 30. Finish - Coarse weatherproof finishing layer. (see Unilit 30 clause for undercoat application)
A dry, premixed mineral stabilising mortar based on hydraulic, naturally pure and selected lime. Designed particularly for situations where rising damp or capillary action is prevalent, the mortar is characterised by a high plasticity, slow but strong bonding and a low salt content. Unilit 30 is impermeable to water but very vapour permeable and can be used as an undercoat or as a coarse finishing coat as part of a Unilit mortar system. The mortar can be applied to damp walls of buildings and cellars. 
Where high levels of damp and salts are prevalent, e.g. basement walls the minimum total undercoat layer thickness of Unilit 30 must be 20 mm, for the minimum waterproofing performance the minimum total undercoat layer thickness must be 12 to 15mm.
Where applied as a finishing coat Unilit 30 is applied by steel trowel a minimum 4 - 6mm thickness and can be sponged or wood floated to the desired coarse, open textured, water repellent finish.
A colour finish can then be applied with a lime paint - Corical - Lime wash and lime paint finishes are available from Telling Lime Products and can be applied within 2 or 3 days after the application of Unilit 30.
Colour:                                                         Beige.
Packaging:                                                    30 kg bags, in powder form.
Density:                                                        1600 kg/m³.
Tensile strength:                                            0.6 N/mm².
Compressive strength:                                   7 N/mm².
Modulus of elasticity:                                    6130 N/mm².
Vapour diffusion resistance:                           µ= 10.
Coefficient of thermal conductivity:                0.65 W/m °K.
pH:                                                              > 10.5.
Fire classification:                                         Non-flammable (M.O.)
Consult Telling technical service department for advice on the suitability of the substrate.
Consult with Unilit technical literature for details. Natural hydraulic lime mortars are specialist products and it is recommended that Telling Lime are consulted early in the design process.

Final coat: Premixed natural hydraulic lime finishing mortar.
Manufacturer: Telling Lime Limited, Booths Hall, Booths Park, Chelford Road, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 8GS. Tel: 01565 756110 Email: info@tellinglime.co.uk  Web: www.tellinglime.com
Product reference: Unilit 30.
Thickness: 4 - 6mm overall.
Finish: Seek advice from Telling. Sponged or floated to the desired finish.
Application: Mix the mortar with clean water - 4.5 to 5.25 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in a 4 - 6mm thick layer by trowel. If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours.

Unilit 35M Finish.
A traditional, dry, premixed mineral and finishing mortar based on hydraulic, naturally pure and selected lime, characterised by a high plasticity, slow but strong bonding and a low salt content.
Unilit 35M is very vapour permeable and is completely compatible with the Unilit system as an undercoat or as a finishing layer, for internal and external use providing that excessive damp or salt problems are not prevalent. Recommended for the renovation of old buildings.
Where applied as a finishing coat Unilit 35M is applied by steel trowel a minimum 3 - 5mm thickness and can be sponged or wood floated to the desired open textured finish. The product must be decorated with a protective lime based coating to make the system weatherproof.
A colour finish can be applied with a lime paint - Corical - Lime wash and lime paint finishes are available from Telling Lime. Alternatively a through coloured finish - Unilit 65f/65M/65N or a Telling Cori polished finish can be applied.
Colour:                                                         Beige.
Packaging:                                                    30 kg bags, in powder form.
Density:                                                        1600 kg/m³.
Tensile strength:                                            0.6 N/mm².
Compressive strength:                                   5.5 N/mm².
Modulus of elasticity:                                    5500 N/mm².
Vapour diffusion resistance:                           µ= 13.7.
Coefficient of thermal conductivity:                0.65 W/m °K.
pH:                                                               > 10.5.
Fire classification:                                         Non-flammable (M.O.)
Maximum granular size:                                1.5 mm.
Consult Telling technical service department for advice on the suitability of the substrate.
Consult with Unilit technical literature for details. Natural hydraulic lime mortars are specialist products and it is recommended that Telling Lime are consulted early in the design process.

Final coat: Premixed natural hydraulic lime finishing mortar.
Manufacturer: Telling Lime Limited, Booths Hall, Booths Park, Chelford Road, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 8GS. Tel: 01565 756110 Email: info@tellinglime.co.uk  Web: www.tellinglime.com
Product reference: Unilit 35M.
Thickness: 3 - 5 mm overall.
Finish: Seek advice from Telling. Sponged or floated to the desired finish.
Application: Mix the mortar with clean water - 4.5 to 5.25 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in a 3 - 5mm thick layer by trowel. If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours.

Unilit 35N Finish.
A traditional, dry, premixed mineral undercoat and finishing mortar based on hydraulic, naturally pure and selected lime, characterised by a high plasticity, slow but strong bonding and a low salt content.
Unilit 35N is very vapour permeable and is completely compatible with the Unilit system as an undercoat or as a finishing layer, for internal and external use providing that excessive damp or salt problems are not prevalent. Recommended for the renovation of old buildings.
Where applied as a finishing coat Unilit 35N is applied by steel trowel a minimum 4 - 6mm thickness and can be sponged or wood floated to the desired coarse, open textured finish. The product must be decorated with a protective lime based coating to make the system weatherproof.
A colour finish can be applied with a lime paint - Corical - Lime wash and lime paint finishes are available from Telling Lime. Alternatively a through coloured finish - Unilit 65f/65M/65N or a Telling Cori polished finish can be applied.
Colour:                                                      Beige.
Packaging:                                                 30 kg bags, in powder form.
Density:                                                     1600 kg/m3.
Tensile strength:                                         0.6 N/mm2.
Compressive strength:                                7 N/mm2.
Modulus of elasticity:                                 6130 N/mm².
Vapour diffusion resistance:                        µ= 12.
Coefficient of thermal conductivity:             0.65 W/m °K.
pH:                                                            > 10.5.
Fire classification:                                       Non-flammable (M.O.)
Maximum granular size:                              3 mm.
Consult Telling technical service department for advice on the suitability of the substrate.
Consult with Unilit technical literature for details. Natural hydraulic lime mortars are specialist products and it is recommended that Telling Lime are consulted early in the design process.

Final coat: Premixed natural hydraulic lime finishing mortar.
Manufacturer: Telling Lime Limited, Booths Hall, Booths Park, Chelford Road, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 8GS. Tel: 01565 756110 Email: info@tellinglime.co.uk  Web: www.tellinglime.com
Product reference: Unilit 35N.
Thickness: 4 - 6 mm overall.
Finish: Seek advice from Telling. Sponged or floated to the desired finish.
Application: Mix the mortar with clean water - 4.5 to 5.25 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in a 4 - 6mm thick layer by trowel. If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours.

Unilit Natural Hydraulic Lime Finishing Coats to non Unilit backgrounds and existing render.

Unilit 15 Bonding Layer.
A range of 3 fine bonding layers based on natural hydraulic lime and appropriate additional aggregates, designed to function within the Unilit system as a bonding bridge between the weak or friable substrate (old lime plastering, reinforced concrete, old masonry, etc.) and the mortar. Substrates of reinforced concrete must be treated with a layer of Unilit 15 before applying finishing mortars Unilit 200, 300 or 400. Unilit 15 can also be used as a preparatory treatment for completely saturated backgrounds and will not impair the permeability of the wall.
Unilit 15/P0 is designed as a fine legalizing filler when old lime renders are removed and prepares the substrate for further treatment. 
Unilit 15/P1 is designed as a fine keying or priming coat for the application of Unilit finishing mortars to non Unilit backgrounds - concrete, old lime plasters etc. When used as a bonding or finishing layer it is applied in a 2-4 mm layer by trowel. Unilit 15 P1 lime wash is applied in a slurry layer using a brush, either as a finish or as a preparation for paint application.
Unilit 15/P2 is designed as a keying or priming coat in a maximum layer of 10 mm, for the application of Unilit plaster and render undercoat layers (Unilit 20, 25, 30, 35, 35M, or Unilit Fen-XA) where required as above. Unilit 15P2 can also be applied as a  levelling layer to existing render surfaces prior to application of Unilit 15P1 and Unilit finishes.
Colour:                                                                                  Beige.
Packaging:                                                                             30 kg bags, in powder form.
Density:                                                                                 1600 kg/m3.
Bending - tensile strength:                                                       4 N/mm2 after 60 days; 6 N/mm2 after 90 days.
Bonding strength (DIN 18.555):                                             2 N/mm2.
pH:                                                                                        > 10.5.
Maximum granular size:
– Unilit 15/P0:                                                                        0.01 mm.
– Unilit 15/P1:                                                                        1 mm.
– Unilit 15/P2:                                                                        2 mm.
Consult Telling technical service department for advice on the suitability of the substrate.
Consult with Unilit technical literature for details. Natural hydraulic lime mortars are specialist products and it is recommended that Telling Lime are consulted early in the design process.

Manufacturer: Telling Lime Limited, Booths Hall, Booths Park, Chelford Road, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 8GS. Tel: 01565 756110 Email: info@tellinglime.co.uk  Web: www.tellinglime.com
Product reference: Unilit 15/P1. / Unilit 15/P2.
Application: Evenly across background to achieve effective bond or plaster/ render coat to background. Protect adjacent joinery and other surfaces. Remove defective render, dirt, oil, grease, synthetic coatings, modern paints etc to provide a mineral surface. 
Mix Unilit 15 with clean water - 4.5 to 5.25 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 2 to 3 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or wet substrate, the . If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to application. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 4 hours. Protection must be provided in conditions of excess heat or drying winds as well as from frost for 48 to 72 hours.
To uneven render surfaces and for repairs to existing render basecoat apply keying, priming or levelling coat of Unilit 15/P2 in a maximum layer of 8 mm by steel trowel and finish with open texture for the application of following layers. 
To level render surfaces or surfaces levelled out with Unilit 15P2 apply 2-4 mm thick layer of Unilit 15/P1 by steel trowel and finish with open texture for the application of following layers. 

Unilit 15 P2H

Unilit 15 P2H is a traditional, dry premixed multipurose mineral bonding layer based on natural hydraulic lime as the binder and approriate well graded aggregates. Unilit 15P2H is characterised by a slow but strong bonding, a high plasticity, a low content of soluble salts and excellent water vapour permeability. The natural hydraulic lime mortar is inherently stable and designed to reduce problems of microcracking along with premature drying out. Unilit 15 P2H is perfectly water repllent and hence performs perfectly where rising damp and capillary action os prevalent. The natural hydraulic lime binder, used to prepare the preblend, confroms the the European Standard EN 459-1 for building limes. The mortar Unilit 15 P2H conforms to the European Standard UNI EN 998-1

Unilit 15 P2H is applied as a bonding bridge when the background is unable to guarantee an optimum bonding of the subsequent base and finishing coats. Unilit 15 P2H is applied in the case of unstable backgrounds such as reinforced concrete old deteriorated masonry, old limewashes etc.

Unilit 15P2H is applied to unify suction in the background prior to applying a finishing coat.
Unilit15P2H can also be applied as a pretective waterproof layer over Unilit 20 insulating external render prior to applying a decorative finish.
Unilit 15 P2H prevents undesirable spots from occurring within the finishing coat due to differences in material properties in the background. Unilit 15P2H can be applied as a keying or priming coat in a maximum layer of 4 to 8mm.
Colour:                                                                                  Beige.
Packaging:                                                                             30 kg bags, in powder form.
Density:                                                                                 1600 kg/m3.
Compressive Strength (EN 1015-11):                                   6 N/mm2
Adhesive strength (EN 1015-12):                                          0.6 N/mm2.
Vapour Diffusion Resistance                                                 10
pH:                                                                                        > 10.5.
Fire resistance classification (EN13501)                              A1
Maximum granular size:                                                         2 mm.
Consult Telling technical service department for advice on the suitability of the substrate.
Consult with Unilit technical literature for details. Natural hydraulic lime mortars are specialist products and it is recommended that Telling Lime are consulted early in the design process.

Manufacturer: Telling Lime Limited, Booths Hall, Booths Park, Chelford Road, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 8GS. Tel: 01565 756110 Email: info@tellinglime.co.uk  Web: www.tellinglime.com
Product reference: Unilit 15/P2H.
Application: Evenly across background to achieve effective bond or plaster/ render coat to background. Protect adjacent joinery and other surfaces.
Mix Unilit 15 P2H with clean water - 4.5 to 5.25 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 2 to 3 minutes.
Apply keying, priming or levelling coat of Unilit 15/P2H in a 5 - 8mm layer by steel trowel and finish with open texture for the application of following layers. A drying to of 1 - 2 days must be respected. Covering with other finishing layers must occur within 3 - 4 days. 
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or wet substrate. If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to application. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 4 hours. Protection must be provided in conditions of excess heat or drying winds as well as from frost for 48 to 72 hours.

Unilit 47 Bonding and Finishing layer

Unilit 47 is an adhesive material, developed for bio-ecological engineering. Unilit 47 is a blend of natural hydraulic lime and selected aggregates with a maximum grain size of 0.5mm. The product is characterised by a high vapour diffusion capacity, elasticity and bonding strength. The natural hydraulic binder, used to prepare the preblend, conforms to the European Standard EN 495-1 for building limes. The mortar Unilit 47 conforms to the European Standard EN998-1.
Unilit 47 is designed for application over thermal insulation panels - e.g woodfibre panels, and for application over gypsum plasterboard and surfaces treated with synthetic paints e.g. emulsion paint. A second layer of Unilit 47 can be applied as a finish or alternatively a compatible Unilit or Coridecor finish can be applied, such as Unilit 45, Unilit 65F, Coristil,...
Unilit 47 has also been developed to glue thermal insulation slabs.
Colour:                                                      Beige.
Packaging:                                                 30 kg bags, in powder form.
Density:                                                     1550 kg/m³.
Elasticity:                                                   4500 N/mm².
Vapour diffusion resistance:                        µ= 12.
pH:                                                               > 10.5.
Fire resistance classification EN13501:      A1                          
Maximum granular size:                              0.5 mm.
Consult Telling technical service department for advice on the suitability of the substrate.
Consult with Unilit technical literature for details. Natural hydraulic lime mortars are specialist products and it is recommended that Telling Lime are consulted early in the design process.

Preparation: The substrate must be clean and free of all traces of oil and grease. When the substrate has been treated with an impregnating product (silicones or similar) it is recommended to consult the supplier or manufacturer.
Manufacturer: Telling Lime Limited, Booths Hall, Booths Park, Chelford Road, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 8GS. Tel: 01565 756110 Email: info@tellinglime.co.uk  Web: www.tellinglime.com
Undercoats: Existing. /plasterboard/insulation panels/ . . . . . . . . (insert details of new render - seek advice from Telling for suitability).
Product reference: Existing. / . . . . . . . . (insert details of new render).
Thickness (excluding dubbing out): Existing. / Seek advice from Telling.
Bonding agent: Unilit 15/P1 / Unilit 15/P2 if required
Final coat: Premixed natural hydraulic lime finishing mortar.
Product reference: Unilit 47 with Telling Glass fibre mesh
Fibre reinforcement: Not applicable. /Telling glass fibre mesh to insulation panels or plasterboard /Seek advice from Telling.
Thickness: 3-4 mm.
Finish: Seek advice from Telling. Sponged, trowelled or floated to the desired finish
Application: Mix Unilit 47 with clean water - 4 to 5 litres of water to 25 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in an intitial 2mm layer. Telling glass fibre mesh is then pushed into the fresh surface with the edge of a stainless steel trowel before applying a second 2mm layer of Unilit 47 while the first coat is still fresh. Alternatively, a compatible finish such as Unilit 45, 65f etc can be applied as the second following layer (wet on wet)
If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. 

Unilit 40.
A dry, premixed mineral finishing mortar based on hydraulic, naturally pure and selected lime, and completely compatible with the Unilit system. Unilit 40 is a smooth or fine textured weatherproof finish for external use and internal use where high levels of damp and salts are prevalent.  Designed for applications where resistance against high impact and atmospheric influences are required and situations where rising damp or capillary action is prevalent, such as damp walls of buildings and cellars. The mortar is water repellent but very vapour permeable, allowing humidity present in the wall to be able to rapidly migrate from the structure. 
When used as a finishing mortar to new Unilit 20, 25 30, 35N, 35M or Unilit Fen XA plasters and renders, specify as the final coat to the base plaster/render undercoat (specify in the relevant Unilit clause). Specify in this clause if applied over an existing or non-Unilit system render (seek advice from Telling for suitability in this case).
A colour finish can be applied with a lime paint - Corical - lime wash and lime paint finishes are available from Telling Lime. 
Colour:                                                      Beige.
Packaging:                                                 30 kg bags, in powder form.
Density:                                                     1600 kg/m³.
Tensile strength:                                         0.5 N/mm².
Compressive strength:                                5 N/mm² after 60 days; 6 N/mm² after 90 days.
Modulus of elasticity:                                 6130 N/mm².
Coefficient of thermal conductivity:             0.67 W/m °K.
Vapour diffusion resistance:                        µ= 10.
pH:                                                            > 10.5.
Fire classification:                                       Non-flammable (M.O.)
Maximum granular size:                              0.7 mm.
Consult Telling technical service department for advice on the suitability of the substrate.
Consult with Unilit technical literature for details. Natural hydraulic lime mortars are specialist products and it is recommended that Telling Lime are consulted early in the design process.

Preparation: The substrate must be clean and free of all traces of oil and grease. When the substrate has been treated with an impregnating product (silicones or similar) it is recommended to consult the supplier or manufacturer.
Bonding agent: Unilit 15/P1 / Unilit 15/P2.
Manufacturer: Telling Lime Limited, Booths Hall, Booths Park, Chelford Road, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 8GS. Tel: 01565 756110 Email: info@tellinglime.co.uk  Web: www.tellinglime.com
Undercoats: Existing. / . . . . . . . . (insert details of new render - seek advice from Telling for suitability).
Product reference: Existing. / . . . . . . . . (insert details of new render).
Fibre reinforcement: Not applicable. / Seek advice from Telling.
Thickness (excluding dubbing out): Existing. / Seek advice from Telling.
Bonding agent: Unilit 15/P1 / Unilit 15/P2.
Final coat: Premixed natural hydraulic lime finishing mortar.
Product reference: Unilit 40. (with Unilit 15)
Thickness: 3-4 mm.
Finish: Seek advice from Telling. Sponged or floated to the desired finish
Application: Mix Unilit 40 with clean water - 4 to 5 litres of water to 25 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in 2 layers of 2mm (wet on wet).
If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. 

 
Unilit 45.
A smooth or fine textured traditional, dry, premixed mineral finishing mortar based on hydraulic, naturally pure and selected lime, characterised by a high plasticity, slow but strong bonding and a low salt content.
Unilit 45 is vapour permeable and is completely compatible with the Unilit system as a finishing layer, for internal use providing that excessive damp or salt problems are not prevalent - Unilit 40 finish for damp areas (where excessive damp or salt problems are prevalent a stabilising undercoat layer of Unilit 30 is required.) Recommended for the renovation of old buildings.
When used as a finishing mortar to new Unilit 20, 25, 30, 35, 35M or Unilit Fen-XA plaster and renders, specify as the final coat to the base plaster/render undercoat (specify in the relevant Unilit clause). Specify in this clause if applied over an existing or non-Unilit system render (seek advice from Telling for suitability in this case).
A colour finish can be applied with a lime paint, - Corical - lime wash and lime paint finishes are available from Telling Lime. Alternatively a through coloured finish can be achieved using Unilit 65f/65M/65N, or using the Telling Cori Range of polished marble finishes.
Colour:                                                                  Beige.
Packaging:                                                             30 kg bags, in powder form.
Density:                                                                 1600 kg/m³.
Tensile strength: 0.5 N/mm2.
Compressive strength: 4 N/mm2 after 60 days; 5 N/mm2 after 90 days.
Modulus of elasticity: 6130 N/mm2.
Vapour diffusion resistance: µ= 10.
Coefficient of thermal conductivity: 0.67 W/m °K.
pH: > 10.5.
Fire classification: Non-flammable (M.O.)
Maximum granular size: 0.7 mm.
Consult Telling technical service department for advice on the suitability of the substrate.
Consult with Unilit technical literature for details. Hydraulic lime mortars are specialist products and it is recommended that Telling Lime Products are consulted early in the design process.

Preparation: The substrate must be clean and free of all traces of oil and grease. When the substrate has been treated with an impregnating product (silicones or similar) it is recommended to consult the supplier or manufacturer.
Bonding agent: Unilit 15/P1 / Unilit 15/P2.
Manufacturer: Telling Lime Limited, Booths Hall, Booths Park, Chelford Road, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 8GS. Tel: 01565 756110 Email: info@tellinglime.co.uk  Web: www.tellinglime.com
Undercoats: Existing. / . . . . . . . . (insert details of new render - seek advice from Telling for suitability).
Product reference: Existing. / . . . . . . . . (insert details of new render).
Fibre reinforcement: Not applicable. / Seek advice from Telling.
Thickness (excluding dubbing out): Existing. / Seek advice from Telling.
Bonding agent: Unilit 15/P1 / Unilit 15/P2, as clause 541.
Final coat: Premixed natural hydraulic lime finishing mortar.
Product reference: Unilit 45. (with Unilit 15)
Thickness: 3-4 mm overall.
Finish: Seek advice from Telling. Sponged or floated to the desired finish
Application: Mix Unilit 45 with clean water - 4 to 5 litres of water to 25 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in 2 layers of 2mm (wet on wet).
If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. Do not use mortar below ground level unless applied over Unilit 30.

Unilit 65F.
A smooth or fine textured through coloured traditional, dry, premixed mineral finishing mortar based on natural hydraulic lime and suitable well graded agregates, available in natural (beige) and 24 standard colours and colours achievable using natural earth ochre pigments. Unilit through coloured renders are produced using natural earth ochre pigments, which are inert, UV resistant and do not leach out or fade.
Unilit 65 is characterised by a slow but strong bond, a high plasticity,a low soluble salts content and an excellent water vapour permeability. The natural hydraulic lime mortar is inherently stable and designed to reduce problems of micro cracks along with premature drying out.
the natural hydraulic lime binder, used to prepare Unilit 65, conforms to the European Standard ENV 459-1 for building limes.
When used as a finishing mortar to new Unilit 20, 25 30, 35, 35M or Unilit Fen XA plasters and renders, specify as the final coat to the base render/undercoat (specify in the relevant Unilit clause). 
Colour:                                                                         24 standard colours.
Packaging:                                                                    25 kg bags, in powder form.
Density:                                                                        1600 kg/m³.
Tensile strength:                                                            0.5 N/mm².
Compressive strength:                                                   5 N/mm² after 60 days; 6 N/mm² after 90 days.
Modulus of elasticity:                                                    6130 N/mm².
Coefficient of thermal conductivity:                                0.65 W/m °K.
Vapour diffusion resistance:                                           µ= 14.
pH:                                                                               > 10.5.
Fire classification:                                                          Non-flammable (M.O.)
Maximum granular size:                                                 0.7 mm.
Consult Telling technical service department for advice on the suitability of the substrate.
Consult with Unilit technical literature for details. Natural hydraulic lime mortars are specialist products and it is recommended that Telling Lime are consulted early in the design process.

Preparation: The substrate must be clean and free of all traces of oil and grease. When the substrate has been treated with an impregnating product (silicones or similar) it is recommended to consult the supplier or manufacturer.
Bonding agent: Unilit 15/P1 / Unilit 15/P2.
Final coat: Premixed through coloured natural hydraulic lime finishing mortar.
Manufacturer: Telling Lime Limited, Booths Hall, Booths Park, Chelford Road, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 8GS. Tel: 01565 756110 Email: info@tellinglime.co.uk  Web: www.tellinglime.com
Product reference: Unilit 65F.
Thickness: 3-4 mm overall.
Finish: Seek advice from Telling. Sponged or floated to the desired finish
Application: Mix Unilit 65F with clean water - 4 to 5 litres of water to 25 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in 2 layers of 2mm (wet on wet).
If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. Do not use mortar below ground level unless applied over Unilit 30.

Unilit 65M.
A medium textured through coloured traditional, dry, premixed mineral finishing mortar based on hydraulic, naturally pure and selected lime and available in 24 standard colours and colours achievable using natural earth ochre pigments. Unilit through coloured renders are produced using natural earth ochre pigments, which are inert, UV resistant and do not leach out or fade. Where applied as a finishing coat Unilit 30 is applied by steel trowel a minimum 4 - 6mm thickness and can be sponged or wood floated to the desired open textured finish.
Unilit 65 is characterised by a slow but strong bond, a high plasticity,a low soluble salts content and an excellent water vapour permeability. The natural hydraulic lime mortar is inherently stable and designed to reduce problems of micro cracks along with premature drying out.
the natural hydraulic lime binder, used to prepare Unilit 65, conforms to the European Standard ENV 459-1 for building limes.
When used as a finishing mortar to new Unilit 20, 25, 30, 35N, 35M or Unilit Fen XA plasters and renders, specify as the final coat to the base plaster/render undercoat (specify in the relevant Unilit clause). 
Packaging:                                                                    30 kg bags, in powder form.
Density:                                                                        1600 kg/m³.
Tensile strength:                                                            0.6 N/mm².
Compressive strength:                                                   4 N/mm² after 60 days; 5 N/mm² after 90 days.
Modulus of elasticity:                                                     6130 N/mm².
Coefficient of thermal conductivity:                                 0.30 W/m °K.
Vapour diffusion resistance:                                           µ= 10.
pH:                                                                               > 10.5.
Fire classification:                                                          Non-flammable (M.O.)
Maximum granular size:                                                 1.4 mm.
Consult Telling technical service department for advice on the suitability of the substrate.
Consult with Unilit technical literature for details. Natural hydraulic lime mortars are specialist products and it is recommended that Telling Lime are consulted early in the design process.

Preparation: The substrate must be clean and free of all traces of oil and grease. When the substrate has been treated with an impregnating product (silicones or similar) it is recommended to consult the supplier or manufacturer.
Bonding agent: Unilit 15/P1 / Unilit 15/P2
Final coat: Premixed natural hydraulic lime finishing mortar.
Manufacturer: Telling Lime Limited, Booths Hall, Booths Park, Chelford Road, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 8GS. Tel: 01565 756110 Email: info@tellinglime.co.uk  Web: www.tellinglime.com
Product reference: Unilit 65M.
Thickness: 3-5 mm overall.
Finish: Seek advice from Telling. Sponged or floated to the desired finish.
Application: Mix the mortar with clean water - 4.5 to 5.25 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in a 3 - 5mm thick layer by trowel. If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. Do not use mortar below ground level unless applied over Unilit 30.

Unilit 65N.
A coarse textured through coloured traditional, dry, premixed mineral finishing mortar based on hydraulic, naturally pure and selected lime and available in 24 standard colours and colours achievable using natural earth ochre pigments. Unilit through coloured renders are produced using natural earth ochre pigments, which are inert, UV resistant and do not leach out or fade. Where applied as a finishing coat Unilit 30 is applied by steel trowel a minimum 4 - 6mm thickness and can be sponged or wood floated to the desired coarse open textured finish.
Unilit 65 is characterised by a slow but strong bond, a high plasticity,a low soluble salts content and an excellent water vapour permeability. The natural hydraulic lime mortar is inherently stable and designed to reduce problems of micro cracks along with premature drying out.
the natural hydraulic lime binder, used to prepare Unilit 65, conforms to the European Standard ENV 459-1 for building limes.
When used as a finishing mortar to new Unilit 20, 25 30, 35N, 35M or Unilit Fen XA plasters and renders, specify as the final coat to the base plaster/render undercoat (specify in the relevant Unilit clause). 
Packaging:                                                                    30 kg bags, in powder form.
Density:                                                                        1600 kg/m³.
Tensile strength:                                                            0.6 N/mm².
Compressive strength:                                                   5 N/mm² after 60 days; 6 N/mm² after 90 days.
Modulus of elasticity:                                                     6130 N/mm².
Coefficient of thermal conductivity:                                 0.30 W/m °K.
Vapour diffusion resistance:                                           µ= 10.
pH:                                                                               > 10.5.
Fire classification:                                                          Non-flammable (M.O.)
Maximum granular size:                                                 3 mm.
Consult Telling technical service department for advice on the suitability of the substrate.
Consult with Unilit technical literature for details. Natural hydraulic lime mortars are specialist products and it is recommended that Telling Lime are consulted early in the design process.

Preparation: The substrate must be clean and free of all traces of oil and grease. When the substrate has been treated with an impregnating product (silicones or similar) it is recommended to consult the supplier or manufacturer.
Bonding agent: Unilit 15/P1 / Unilit 15/P2.
Final coat: Premixed natural hydraulic lime finishing mortar.
Manufacturer: Telling Lime Limited, Booths Hall, Booths Park, Chelford Road, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 8GS. Tel: 01565 756110 Email: info@tellinglime.co.uk  Web: www.tellinglime.com
Product reference: Unilit 65N.
Thickness: 4 - 6mm overall.
Finish: Seek advice from Telling. Sponged or floated to the desired finish
Application: Mix the mortar with clean water - 4.5 to 5.25 litres of water to 30 kg of powder depending on the temperature and substrate. Mix manually or mechanically for 3 to 5 minutes.
Apply manually or mechanically to a dry or damp substrate in a 4 - 6mm thick layer by trowel. If the substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 40°C. The mortar remains workable for 2 hours and dries in 24-48 hours. Protect from frost for 48 to 72 hours. Do not use mortar below ground level unless applied over Unilit 30.

Coridecor Start.
It is a natural, white plaster in a paste form, made from mature lime putty, marble powder, silicas and additives selected to enhance adhesion to weak substrates and provide excellent workability. Designed as a bonding medium or levelling plaster for the preparation of internal or external synthetic or weak backgrounds, gypsum boards, mineral or cementitious substrates, etc., prior to the application of lime putty plasters, Corical paints or Coridecor marble lime coatings. It is vapour permeable and heat resistant and can also be used a lime plaster finish suitable for polishing or to receive a mineral paint or for the invisible repair of a wide range of substrates due to its excellent adhesion and ease of application. It can also be used in both restoration and refurbishment either as a preparation for decoration or in repairs to unsatisfactory plaster.
Colour: White.
Packaging: 5 kg or 25 kg tubs.
Weight: 2000 g/litre.
Coverage: 2 to 2.4 kg/m2, depending on the substrate.
pH: 12.
Drying time: Approximately 3 hours.
Consult Telling technical service department for advice on the suitability of the substrate.
Consult with Coridecor Start technical literature for details. Natrual hydraulic lime and lime putty plasters are specialist products and it is recommended that Telling Lime are consulted early in the design process. It is recommended that a sample of the finished works is prepared for approval prior to commencement.

Preparation: The substrate must be clean and free of all traces of oil and grease. When the substrate has been treated with an impregnating product (silicones or similar) it is recommended to consult the supplier or manufacturer. lightly dampen excessively dry surfaces prior to application to control suction.
Manufacturer: Telling Lime Limited, Booths Hall, Booths Park, Chelford Road, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 8GS. Tel: 01565 756110 Email: info@tellinglime.co.uk  Web: www.tellinglime.com
Product reference: Coridecor Start Lime Plaster Finish. Colour: White.
Thickness (excluding dubbing out): Apply by trowel in 2 passes to a perfectly flat finish, 1-3 mm thick.
Finish: Wetted down and sponged or floated to a uniform finish, as clause 777.

Coridecor Decorlux.
A ready mixed shiny lime plaster designed for interior substrates to create a smooth and luminous appearance and rich in colour. It is a pure mineral consisting of lime putty with a careful selection of natural additives which are matured over an extended period and coloured by the addition of natural pigments.
The optimum background is newly applied lime plaster/render, Unilit 40 or 45 for example (specify in clause M20/330), which can be coated without the use of a primer. Lime plaster absorbs the Decorlux uniformly, creating excellent adhesion and allows its natural vapour permeability and resistance to condensation to be retained.
Gypsum board, timber or any other non-mineral substrates, or substrates that are not flat and smooth, should be coated with a base coat of Coridecor Start (see this section for details).
Cement or composite mortars should be primed with Coridecor Corifondo.
Standard colours: White and 36 colours. Refer to Decorlux colour chart for details. Stabilcori or Corimix concentrated pigments are available to alter the base colours at will. To achieve colour variations, each coat of plaster can be in a different colour - the more pronounced the selection of colour the more radical the decorative effect achieved.
Packaging: 5 kg or 25 kg tubs.
Weight: 1700 g/litre.
Coverage: 0.5 to 1.0 kg/m2, depending on the substrate.
pH: 12.
Drying time: 2-3 days depending on the substrate and the desired finish.
Full cure: 1 month.
Corifondo primer coat - A vapour-permeable primer coat designed for unstable and synthetic base surfaces, such as lime or cement based substrates, plasterboard systems, old powdery mortar, synthetic paints and any unstable base. The product will make dusty base surfaces sound and will give the paint or top coats a more uniform effect due to a more even absorption of water.
Standard colour: Milky-white, but can be tinted with Coridecor dyes (Stabilcori) - contact Telling for details.
Consult Telling technical service department for advice on the suitability of the substrate.
Consult with Decorlux technical literature for details. Natural hydraulic lime and lime putty plasters are specialist products and it is recommended that Telling Lime are consulted early in the design process. It is recommended that a sample of the finished works is prepared for approval prior to commencement.

Preparation: The substrate must be dry, sound, clean and free of all traces of oil and grease. When the substrate has been treated with an impregnating product (silicones or similar) it is recommended to consult the supplier or manufacturer. Remove existing coatings of paint, wallpaper and residues of paste. Lightly dampen backgrounds to control suction.
Prime cement or composite mortar substrates with Corifondo primer, diluted 50 to 100% by water, depending on the absorption of the substrate. Do not apply primer in temperatures below 5°C or above 35°C, or in direct sunshine.
Apply base coat of Coridecor Start to Gypsum plaster, plaster board, timber or any other non-mineral substrate or substrates that are not flat and smooth, by trowel in 2 passes to a perfectly flat finish, 1-3 mm thick.
Allow primer or base coat to dry for a minimum of 12 hours before overcoating with Coristil.
Do not apply Decorlux in damp conditions or externally.
Manufacturer: Telling Lime Limited, Booths Hall, Booths Park, Chelford Road, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 8GS. Tel: 01565 756110 Email: info@tellinglime.co.uk  Web: www.tellinglime.com
Product reference: Coridecor Decorlux Lime Plaster Finish.
Colour(s): White. / . . . . . . . . (refer to colour chart for details of other colours).
(or:)
Colours:
1st coat: White. / . . . . . . . .
2nd coat: White. / . . . . . . . .
Final coat: White. / . . . . . . . .
Thickness (excluding dubbing out): Apply by stainless steel trowel in 2 or 3 passes, using different colours if required. Apply final coat with a small stainless steel trowel (approximately 80 x 200 mm), with the edge of the tool cleaned and sanded, and polish firmly with the edge of the trowel.
Finish: Polish the finished surface with wool or cotton cloth to create a sheen or apply beeswax as a protective layer. Do not apply beeswax until the works have been inspected and approved for handover as repairs are difficult to achieve without removing the wax.

Coridecor Venestuk.
A Venetian stucco finish that replicates the fine art that the master plasterers of the Renaissance and Baroque eras created, particularly in the Venice region of Italy. Modern day production techniques have enabled the unique properties of Stucco Lucido to be enhanced.
Venestuk is produced from mature lime putty, fine quality vegetable extracts, carbons, mineral pigments and carefully selected natural fillers which all combine to make the performance of the paste and its application easier than the original plasters in the past. It is designed for internal application to ceilings and walls to create an ultra smooth, translucent and polished decorative stucco.
The optimum background is newly applied lime plaster/render, Unilit 40 or 45 for example, where it can be applied without the requirements of a bonding agent. However, preparation of the substrate is required if Venestuk is to be applied over synthetic backgrounds of paint, cement plaster, gypsum or concrete.
Gypsum board, timber or any other non-mineral substrates, should be coated with a base coat of Coridecor Start (see this section for details).
Cement or composite mortars should be primed with Coridecor Corifondo.
Standard colours: White and 8 colours using a range of Stabilcori or Corimix natural pigments, added on site. Colours from the Corical Lime Paint catalogue are also available. Refer to colour charts for details.
Packaging:                                             5 kg or 25 kg tubs.
Weight:                                                 1750 g/litre.
Coverage:                                             1.5 kg/m2 depending on the substrate.
pH:                                                       12.
Drying time:                                           2-3 days depending on weather conditions.
Full cure:                                               1 month.

A sealer (Plastelux) manufactured from lime, linseed oil and special mineral pigments is available to enhance the colour and depth of the Venestuk stucco, to create a high sheen, enamel appearance. It is resistant to water, washable and stain resistant and can be used in all interior applications including areas where condensation is anticipated, bathrooms, etc. There is no requirement to wax over the Plastelux as its structure makes the finish easy to repair either by overcoating or isolated repair.
Standard colours:      White and coloured with a range of Stabilcori or Corimix natural pigments, added on site.
Packaging:                 5 kg or 25 kg tubs.
Weight:                     1650 g/litre.
Coverage:                 0.3 to 1.0 kg/m2 depending on the substrate.
pH:                           12.
Drying time:               2-3 days depending on weather conditions.
Full cure:                   1 month.
Corifondo primer coat - A vapour-permeable primer coat designed for unstable and synthetic base surfaces, such as lime or cement based substrates, plasterboard systems, old powdery mortar, synthetic paints and any unstable base. The product will make dusty base surfaces sound and will give the paint or top coats a more uniform effect due to a more even absorption of water.
Standard colour: Milky-white, but can be tinted with Coridecor dyes (Stabilcori) - contact Telling for details.
Consult Telling technical service department for advice on the suitability of the substrate.
Consult with Coridecor technical literature for details. Natural hydraulic lime and lime putty plasters are specialist products and it is recommended that Telling Lime are consulted early in the design process. It is recommended that a sample of the finished works is prepared for approval prior to commencement.

Preparation: Backgrounds should be lightly dampened to control suction. The substrate must be dry, sound, clean and free of all traces of oil and grease. When the substrate has been treated with an impregnating product (silicones or similar) it is recommended to consult the supplier or manufacturer. Remove existing coatings of paint, wallpaper and residues of paste. Lightly dampen backgrounds to control suction.
Prime cement or composite mortar substrates with Corifondo primer, diluted 50 to 100% by water, depending on the absorption of the substrate. Do not apply primer in temperatures below 5°C or above 35°C, or in direct sunshine.
Apply base coat of Coridecor Start to Gypsum board, timber or any other non-mineral substrate or substrates that are not flat and smooth, by trowel in 2 passes to a perfectly flat finish, 1-3 mm thick.
Manufacturer: Telling Lime Limited, Booths Hall, Booths Park, Chelford Road, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 8GS. Tel: 01565 756110 Email: info@tellinglime.co.uk  Web: www.tellinglime.com
Product reference: Coridecor Venestuk Venetian Stucco Lime Plaster Finish. Colour(s): White. / Refer to colour chart for details of other colours.
Thickness (excluding dubbing out): Stir ready mixed paste with a light duty whisk. Apply by a very flexible stainless steel trowel in 2 or 3 passes. The thickness of the layers should not exceed 0.3 to 0.5 mm. Apply the second and third layers before the preceding layer has dried out using a flexible stainless steel trowel in a diagonal pattern to the previous layer to create a random but consistent form. Whilst the material begins to set, trowel with the flexible stainless steel trowel to blend the coats into a uniform decorative form. Do not apply in temperatures below 5°C or above 35°C.
Finish:
Polish the finished surface with wool or cotton cloth to create a sheen or apply beeswax as a protective layer. Do not apply beeswax until the works have been inspected and approved for handover as repairs are difficult to achieve without removing the wax.
(or:)
Apply coat of Coridecor Plastelux sealer with special stainless steel trowel or spatula in 2 or 3 passes, to manufacturer's recommendations. Colour: White. / Refer to colour chart for details of other colours).

Coristil - Polished Marble Finish
Coristil is a marble finish suitable for internal and external use, which depending on the application method can be finished to a satin or high sheen finish. Coristil is produced form mature lime putty, selected marble powders, special fibres and additives, which make the product extremely adhesive.
The fibres incorporated in the formulation create the optimum reinforced structure to provide resistance to a abrasion, durability and an extended life expectancy even under extreme conditions. Due to its permanence and aesthetic effect Coristil is suitable for use in restoration and refurbishment, satisfying the requirement for natural products in restoration as well as in new construction where its versatility can be fully exploited. 
Coristil is vapour permeable and resistant to condensation. 
Fine wall covering with a valuable aesthetic appearance, with a smooth, clouded and semi-polished appearance according to the degree of finishing.
The optimum background is newly applied lime plaster/render, Unilit 15 P1, 40 or 45 for example, that has not been painted, but Coristil can be applied to substrates that have been coated with water based paints such as lime-wash provided the substrate is sound, porous and provides an adequate key. Thorough sanding down or removal of paint of the existing substrate is required where application of Coristil is over surfaces which have been painted several times. 
However, preparation of the substrate is required if Coristil is to be applied over synthetic backgrounds of paint, cement plaster, gypsum or concrete. Gypsum board, timber or any other non-mineral substrates, and uneven surfaces, should be coated with a base coat of Coridecor Start (see this section for details).
For crumbly, highly absorbent bases, a Unilit 15 bonding layer or a coat of transparent Corifondo, diluted 100% with water, must be applied prior to application. Cement or composite mortars should also be primed with Unilit 15 or Coridecor Corifondo.
Standard colours: White and 36 colours. Refer to Coristil colour chart for details. Stabilcori or Corimix concentrated pigments are available to alter the base colours at will. 
Coristil is supplied ready mixed paste for requiring stirring with a light duty whisk. to use. Backgrounds should be lightly dampened to control suction. Apply in temperatures between 5^oC and 35^oC.
Application of Coristil is by stainless steel trowel, ensuring that the product is spread in an even uniform thickness.. A second coat is applied as soon as the first coat has dried, apply the second coat venly over the surface to take out any irregularities, always working the product with pressure. When the second coat is in the process of drying, go over it again with the remaining material, finishing off small areas to provide a consistent finish which is achieved by firmly trowelling the surface with the edge of the trowel. Finally, polish the surface with the use of a plastic float.
Appearance:                                         smooth and polished
Specific weight:                                    1670 g/l 
pH:                                                      13
Consumption:                                       1.5 - 2.2 kg  / m² depending on base
Drying:                                                 sheltered from rain, 2/3 days
Maximum hardness:                              approximately 1 month
Protection from rainwater:                     treat with IDROSOL (see card no. 3040)
Colours:                                               white + 36 colours as Coristil colour chart
Packaging:                                            5 - 25 kg plastic tubs
Keep in a cool, dry place, at temperatures of more than +3°C and less than +35°C.

Corifondo primer coat - A vapour-permeable primer coat designed for unstable and synthetic base surfaces, such as lime or cement based substrates, plasterboard systems, old powdery mortar, synthetic paints and any unstable base. The product will make dusty base surfaces sound and will give the paint or top coats a more uniform effect due to a more even absorption of water.
Standard colour: Milky-white, but can be tinted with Coridecor dyes (Stabilcori) - contact Telling for details.

Consult Telling technical service department for advice on the suitability of the substrate.
Consult with Coristil technical literature for details. Natural hydraulic lime and lime putty plasters are specialist products and it is recommended that Telling Lime are consulted early in the design process. It is recommended that a sample of the finished works is prepared for approval prior to commencement.

Preparation: The substrate must be dry, sound, clean and free of all traces of oil and grease. When the substrate has been treated with an impregnating product (silicones or similar) it is recommended to consult the supplier or manufacturer. Remove existing coatings of paint, wallpaper and residues of paste. Lightly dampen backgrounds to control suction.
Prime cement or composite mortar substrates with Unilit 15 P1 see clause 541 or Corifondo primer, diluted 50 to 100% by water, depending on the absorption of the substrate. Do not apply primer in temperatures below 5°C or above 35°C, or in direct sunshine.
Apply base coat of Coridecor Start to Gypsum board, timber or any other non-mineral substrate or substrates that are not flat and smooth, by trowel in 2 passes to a perfectly flat finish, 1-3 mm thick.
Allow primer or base coat to dry for a minimum of 12 hours before overcoating with Coristil.
Manufacturer: Telling Lime Limited, Booths Hall, Booths Park, Chelford Road, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 8GS. Tel: 01565 756110 Email: info@tellinglime.co.uk  Web: www.tellinglime.com
Product reference: Coridecor Coristil Marble Plaster and Render Finish.
Colour(s): White. / . . . . . . . . (refer to colour chart for details of other colours).
Thickness (excluding dubbing out): 1 - 1.5mm in total. Apply by stainless steel trowel in 2 coats, allowing the first coat to dry prior to application of the second. the layers are applied to an even uniform thickness. The final coat is firmly polished with the edge of the trowel.
Finish: Polish the finished surface with the edge of the steel trowel, the finish can be further polished with the use of a plastic float.

Marmolux - Natural marble finish
Marmolux is a traditional natural marble finish applied since the 16^th and 17^th centuries in venetian palaces. The material is produced using mature lime putty and is blended with carefully selected powdered marble and vegetable extracts. The smooth polished finish of Marmolux creates an aesthetic appearance to replicate marble stone and its frost resistance makes it suitable for both internal and external use. The porous structure of  Marmolux ensures that the product is vapour-permeable and is therefore wholly suited to use both in restoration as well as new construction. The surface has a smooth, shiny and marble-like appearance of high aesthetic quality.
The optimum background is newly applied lime plaster/render, Unilit 40 or 45 for example, which can be coated without the use of a primer. Lime plaster absorbs the Marmolux uniformly, creating excellent adhesion and allows its natural vapour permeability and resistance to condensation to be retained. Preparation of the substrate is required if Marmolux is to be applied over synthetic backgrounds of previous paint, cement render, gypsum plaster, plasterboard or concrete. Unilit 15P1 should be used as a bonding bridge for concrete and cement, Coridecor Start should be used for gypsum plaster, plasterboard and previous coatings. 
Marmolux is supplied in a ready mixed paste form requiring only stirring with a light duty whisk. Backgrounds should be lightly dampened to control suction. Apply in temperatures between 5^oC and 35^oC.
Application of Marmolux is by stainless steel trowel in two passes. The first layer should not exceed a thickness of max. 0.2 to 0.3 mm.  Apply the second coat with a flexible stainless steel trowel, also to a max. thickness of 0.2 to 0.3 mm, before the first coat is completely dry. The second coat is applied with firm pressure in a diagonal pattern to the first using criss-cross movements to create a random but consistent form. As the material begins to set it is trowelled with the same tool to blend the two coats into a uniform decorative form that is unique in its beauty.  Once the coats are dry, start to polish with a clean stainless steel trowel, to the required appearance (smooth or satin)..  For a perfectly smooth surface finish, polish once again with a woollen or cotton cloth to create an attractive sheen, or beeswax can be applied as a protective layer. Waxing should not be undertaken until the works have been accepted for handover as repair after waxing is difficult without removal of the wax.

Specific density             1.670 kg/lm³
Drying time                    2 to 4 days, depending on weather conditions
Full Cure                       1 month
pH                                11
Coverage                      1.5 to 2 kg/m² Dependant on the substrate and desired finish.
Packaging                     25 kg and 5 kg plastic buckets.
Colours                        White, Old Rose and three shades of Ivory - see Colour chart
Keep in a cool, dry place, at temperatures of more than +3°C and less than +35°C.

Corifondo primer coat - A vapour-permeable primer coat designed for unstable and synthetic base surfaces, such as lime or cement based substrates, plasterboard systems, old powdery mortar, synthetic paints and any unstable base. The product will make dusty base surfaces sound and will give the paint or top coats a more uniform effect due to a more even absorption of water.
Standard colour: Milky-white, but can be tinted with Coridecor dyes (Stabilcori) - contact Telling for details.

Consult Telling technical service department for advice on the suitability of the substrate.
Consult with Marmolux technical literature for details. Natural hydraulic lime and lime putty plasters are specialist products and it is recommended that Telling Lime are consulted early in the design process. It is recommended that a sample of the finished works is prepared for approval prior to commencement.

Preparation: The substrate must be dry, sound, clean and free of all traces of oil and grease. When the substrate has been treated with an impregnating product (silicones or similar) it is recommended to consult the supplier or manufacturer. Remove existing coatings of paint, wallpaper and residues of paste. Lightly dampen backgrounds to control suction.
Prime cement or composite mortar substrates with Unilit 15 P1 or Corifondo primer, diluted 50 to 100% by water, depending on the absorption of the substrate. Do not apply primer in temperatures below 5°C or above 35°C, or in direct sunshine.
Apply base coat of Coridecor Start to Gypsum board, timber or any other non-mineral substrate or substrates that are not flat and smooth, by trowel in 2 passes to a perfectly flat finish, 1-3 mm thick.
Allow primer or base coat to dry for a minimum of 12 hours before overcoating with Marmolux.
Manufacturer: Telling Lime Limited, Booths Hall, Booths Park, Chelford Road, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 8GS. Tel: 01565 756110 Email: info@tellinglime.co.uk  Web: www.tellinglime.com
Product reference: Coridecor Coristil Marble Plaster and Render Finish.
Colour(s): White. / . . . . . . . . (refer to colour chart for details of other colours).
Thickness (excluding dubbing out): 1 - 1.5mm in total. 
Application: Apply by stainless steel trowel in two passes. The first layer should not exceed a thickness of max. 0.2 to 0.3 mm.  Apply the second coat with a flexible stainless steel trowel, also to a max. thickness of 0.2 to 0.3 mm, before the first coat is completely dry. The second coat is applied with firm pressure in a diagonal pattern to the first using criss-cross movements to create a random but consistent form. As the material begins to set it is trowelled with the same tool to blend the two coats into a uniform decorative finish. Once the coats are dry, start to polish with a clean stainless steel trowel, to the required appearance (smooth or satin).
Finish: Polish the finished surface with wool or cotton cloth to create a sheen or apply beeswax as a protective layer. Do not apply beeswax until the works have been inspected and approved for handover as repairs are difficult to achieve without removing the wax.

Rasocal - Ready mixed smooth lime plaster finish
Rasocal is a traditional lime finish for internal and external use produced using mature lime putty selected, free of impurities, giving excellent workability, ease of application and Heat resistant properties. Rasocal is widely used in repairs and restoration work, including thin coat application over new or existing plasters as a replacement finish or to improve the existing finish. Rasocal is also used as a fine smooth finish for plaster and decoration and for salt-and-pepper effects on fine finish lime plaster.
The ideal surface for the application of Rasocal is new Unilit plaster/render - e.g. Unilit 45 or 40, which require no further surface preparation. Preparation of the substrate is required if Rasocal is to be applied over synthetic backgrounds of previous paint, cement render, gypsum plaster, plasterboard or concrete, or over uneven surfaces. Unilit 15P1 should be used as a bonding bridge for concrete, cement, old lime plaster where mineral bond is possible and uneven mineral backgrounds,  Coridecor Start should be used for gypsum plaster, plasterboard and previous coatings. Where applied as a primer for Rasocal to flat surfaces, Coridecor Start can be applied in one 0.5mm to 1mm layer, with Rasocal applied onto the fresh Coridecor Start. 
Lightly dampen the substrate with water if excessively dry to control suction. Ensure that the surface areas to be treated are free of dust, oil, grease and contaminating substances. Avoid applying at temperatures of less than +5ºC and more than +35ºC. 
For application over new plaster apply two coats with a trowel or float to level off the surface. Rasocal is finished with a float or spatula, moistening with water if necessary.
For application over Unilit 15P1 or Coridecor Start, Rasocal is applied before the primer has fully dried. Apply two coats with a trowel or float to level off the surface. Rasocal is finished with a float or spatula, moistening with water if necessary.
Specific weight                     1360g/litre
pH                                       over 12
Colour                                 white
Alkali-resistance                   no alteration
Hardening                            with approx. 3 hours of application – less in high temperatures
Average theoretical yield      50m² per 22kg pack
Average consumption           0.400kg / m²
Packaging                            22kg plastic buckets
Store in a cool, dry place, away from frost and direct sunlight
Consult Telling technical service department for advice on the suitability of the substrate.
Consult with Coridecor technical literature for details. Natural hydraulic lime and lime putty plasters are specialist products and it is recommended that Telling Lime are consulted early in the design process.

Preparation: The substrate must be dry, sound, clean and free of all traces of oil and grease. When the substrate has been treated with an impregnating product (silicones or similar) it is recommended to consult the supplier or manufacturer. Remove existing coatings of paint, wallpaper and residues of paste. Lightly dampen backgrounds to control suction.
Prime cement or composite mortar substrates with Unilit 15 P1 or Corifondo primer, diluted 50 to 100% by water, depending on the absorption of the substrate. Do not apply primer in temperatures below 5°C or above 35°C, or in direct sunshine.
Apply base coat of Coridecor Start to Gypsum plaster, plaster board, timber or any other non-mineral substrate or substrates that are not flat and smooth, by trowel in 2 passes to a perfectly flat finish, 1-3 mm thick. For flat and smooth substrates Coridecor Start can be applied in one 0.5 - 1mm layer. 
Apply Rasocal before Unilit 15 P1 or Coridecor Start primer has dried.
Manufacturer: Telling Lime Limited, Booths Hall, Booths Park, Chelford Road, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 8GS. Tel: 01565 756110 Email: info@tellinglime.co.uk  Web: www.tellinglime.com
Product reference: Coridecor Rasocal Plaster and Render Finish.
Colour(s): White. / . . . . . . . . (refer to colour chart for details of other colours).
Thickness (excluding dubbing out): 0.1mm in total. 
Application: For application over new plaster apply two very thin coats with a trowel or float to level off the surface, with any excess thickness scraped off immediately to leave only a fine residue on the surface. Rasocal is finished with a float or spatula, moistening with water if necessary.
For application over Unilit 15P1 or Coridecor Start, Rasocal is applied before the primer has fully dried. Apply two coats with a trowel or float to level off the surface. Rasocal is finished with a float or spatula, moistening with water if necessary.
Finish: Rasocal can be trowelled to a perfectly flat smooth finish or further polished with the edge of the steel trowel, or with the use of a plastic float.