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Welcome to

Heritage Cob & Lime

How can we help you today?

We manufacture and supply award-winning lime mortar and associated products right across the UK.

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Building Materials

FOR TRADESMEN

From our award-winning lime mortars and cob blocks to our plasters and paints, we provide only premium products, with friendly advice thrown in.

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Rendering Services

FOR HOMEOWNERS

Heritage Cob and Lime have extensive experience in working on historic properties, including Grade 1 and Grade 2 Listed. We have a team of experienced heritage craftsmen, including excellent carpenters, roofers and also a specialist in ornate cornice and plaster mouldings

I'M A HOMEOWNER

Not Sure What You Need?

If you’re struggling to find what you need then we have a couple of handy ways to help you get started. Whether you're looking for information to help guide your purchase of materials, or you live in a property that needs restoration work but can’t find the right service provider, we can point you in the right direction.

Our customers end up most happy when they ask us for advice with their projects (usually over a cup of tea at the warehouse). With over 50 years combined experience, we know all there is to know about working with Lime.

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Have you got a question about lime mortar products? Perhaps you own a cob and stone property, which suffers from internal damp or mildew? Why not take a look at the most common questions our customers ask to see if we can help.

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There's more to us than Cob & Lime

With a combined experience of over 50 years working and building with cob and lime products, it may come as no surprise that we have a lot of expertise to share within our industry. But cob and lime is not our only business area. We supply a variety of products and materials to the building trade, as well as offering a consultation service to homeowners about their property projects and a highly skilled team of craftsmen able to carry out work on even the most delicate of historic buildings. Take a look at what we can offer by selecting one of the images below.

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Workshops

We run practical and informative workshops designed to give beginners, keen DIY enthusiasts and experienced builders a hands on practical guide to working with lime mortar.

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Building Materials

Our award-winning lime mortars are made with the knowledge and passion that comes from years of working in historic restoration. We supply products of superior quality to both the building trade and private customers.

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Take a look at our Extensive Range of Traditionally made products

AWARD WINNING

We supply a range of Award Winning Lime Mortars, Putty, Pointing and Plaster mixes to customers throughout the UK.

All of our lime products are mixed by hand at our factory in Devon in the South West.

We are lime experts with generations of experience in traditional cob and lime building.

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HERITAGE COB BLOCKS

Our cob blocks are traditional structural building blocks made from a mixture of subsoil, aggregates and straw.

They are ideal to either restore traditional cob walls in need of repair or to build the perfect

eco-building from new.

Our cob is available in mass form as well as dried block form.

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TRADITIONAL PRODUCTS

We manufacture and supply a range of traditional lime wash, mineral silicate and chalk paints, as well as waxes and lacquers.

Available in a variety of colours, our paints offer the perfect finish for any project. We use naturally available ingredients where possible and can colour match to most applications.

Speak to our team to discuss your exact requirements or view our range of off the shelf products.

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ELITE TOOLS AND HARDWARE

Our range of tools and hardware have been hand selected to ensure that only the best have made it into our catalogue.

As specialists in our field we stock a complete selection of tools ideal for the professional plasterer or traditional builder.

From pavan trowels, floats, pointing spatulas and brick hammers, we have everything you need to get the job done right first time.

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Restoring our Heritage

Our client base is an eclectic mix of private home owners who are keen to restore their property themselves, artisan lime plasterers, traditional builders, architects, the construction industry, together with organisations who have an interest in maintaining historic buildings.

We have supplied mortar and associated products to numerous well known buildings including:

Buckingham Palace
Windsor Castle
Houghton Hall
Hampden House
The Birdcage, Thame (700 years old)

LEARN ABOUT US

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Built in the 1720s for Great Britain’s first Prime Minister, Sir Robert Walpole, Houghton Hall remains one of England’s finest Palladian houses.

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Hampden House is a country house in the village of Great Hampden. The Hampdens (later Earls of Buckinghamshire) are recorded as owning the site from before the Norman conquest

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Referred to as "the garden of the Abbey and Convent", and later "the Covent Garden", Covent Gardens was seized by Henry VIII and granted to the Earls of Bedford in 1552.

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Acquired by King George III in 1761, Buckingham Palace became the London residence of the British monarch under Queen Victoria in 1837.

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Built in the 11th century after the Norman invasion of England by William the Conqueror, Windsor Castle has been used by the reigning monarch since the time of Henry I and is the longest-occupied palace in Europe.

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