Previous jobs
Dordogne, France
March 2018
Took the machine out to France for a service. Then on to the Dordogne spraying an old stone house which is being restored.
Norfolk
December 2017 and January 2018
Worked for Myles at The Limecrete Company, spraying some rather nice old farm buildings.
Guernsey
November 2017
Returned to Guernsey to finish laying the hempcrete blocks in the old stone farmhouse.
South Norfolk
September and October 2017
Worked on three old properties in South Norfolk.
Norfolk
Example of hempcrete sprayed onto wattle and daub.
High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire
July 2017
Sprayed internal walls on an extension in High Wycombe.
Hope Mansell, Herefordshire
July 2017
Working in Hope Mansell, near Ross-on-Wye, spraying 120mm of hempcrete onto the inside of an old stone cottage.
Cardinham, Cornwall
Spraying the inside of an old stone chapel.
June and July 2017
If you want to follow the progress of their project it’s on their blog: www.cardinhamchapel.weebly.com
Selling a machine in Finland
June 27 2017
Visited a team at Turku University in Finland, who have purchased a 3CM hempcrete spray machine to undertake research. Demonstrated the machine and provided training, alongside Vincent Denis, the machine designer. Planning to visit again in future to help them further.
Photos below courtesy of Atte Pöytäkangas TUAS (Turku University of Applied Sciences)
Whistlebare, nr Berwick-on-Tweed, Northumberland
May 2017
Large new-build extension on old stone farmhouse. Hempcrete 350mm thick sprayed onto wood wool board
Near Bridport, Dorset
April 2017
Hempcrete sprayed on a rather beautiful new timber-framed barn – 150mm thick.
Bungalow extension Attleborough, Norfolk
April 2017
Hempcrete extension sprayed onto temporary shuttering at 350mm thick. The corner of the building was curved – although it doesn’t show up well on the photograph, it looks really good in real life.
St Saviour, Guernsey
March 2017
Hempcrete blocks laid on the interior of a stone wall in Guernsey
Felbrigg, North Norfolk
February 2017
Spraying hempcrete on the inside of a flint barn in North Norfolk, 100-180mm thick to improve the insulation and maintain the character.
Running Hare Barn, East Ruston, Norfolk
Even when there are lots of services (pipes and cables etc) hempcrete is a very efficient way of covering them up, leaving no voids.
South Lopham, Norfolk
Hempcrete sprayed externally to replace wattle and daub that was beyond repair. A lime plaster will be added to the exterior to ensure the longevity of the building.
