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Roughcast or
pebbledash is a co****
plaster surface used on
outside walls that
consists of lime and
sometimes cement mixed with sand,
small gravel and...
- with
whitened roughcast for
estate workers,
parsons and schoolmasters. For 1888, The
Cottage was
unusual not only for
being entirely roughcast, but also for...
- the Old
French pargeter or parjeter, to
throw about, or porgeter, to
roughcast a wall. However, the term is more
usually applied only to the decoration...
- John , W****end Telegraph, 16
April 1965; and in Pearson, Lynn (2007) "
Roughcast textures with
cosmic overtones: a
survey of
British murals, 1945–80" Decorative...
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coaching inn at the foot of
Dunmail Raise, the
building is two storeys,
roughcast over
stone rubble with a
slate roof. It is in two blocks,
stepped down...
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finished product commonly known as "rock dash", "pebble dash", or also as
roughcast if the
stones are
incorporated directly into the stucco, used
mainly from...
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Phosphogypsum Plasterwork Polished plaster Ready-mix
lightweight joint compound Roughcast, an
exterior finish used on
buildings Stucco Tadelakt, a
waterproof plaster...
- The
roughcast first floor has wide
projecting 'Ipswich'
pattern oriel windows,
supported on
wooden brackets. The
second floor, also
roughcast, projects...
- in 1918. It was a
brick building, with 10-foot (3.0 m) wide verandahs;
roughcast externally and
roofed with
asbestos slate,
which mirrored the 1914 side...
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other buildings but not
without reason. Loos
built his
buildings with
roughcast walls and used the
stucco to form a
protective skin over the bricks. Loos...
