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Acrylic render is a type of render that contains acrylic (plastic), which makes it stronger and more flexible than other types of render. It is…

Over time, it is normal for your render to become covered in black, green or red stains due to algae, fungus, dirt build-up, and exposure…

Efflorescence is a common issue that brick and concrete buildings can face. Although it ruins the aesthetic appeal of a building, it is easy to…

Silicone render is considered a ‘thin coat’ render, meaning that it is applied on top of a basecoat in a thin layer. It is composed…

Unfortunately, even the highest-quality rendering jobs can be susceptible to cracking over time due to exposure to the elements, settling and structural shifts. When you…

As rendering becomes a more popular renovation and design option for Australian homes, there are also specific trends that have taken off in regard to…