We are specialists in both Monocouche and Silicone Rendering.
Silicone Rendering
Silicone render is a highly flexible, breathable and durable render that comes ready to use in 25kg buckets. Unlike monocouche render, silicone render is a thin-coat render, meaning it is applied very thinly on top of a reinforced basecoat.
Although readily available in a standard white, silicone render can be tinted to absolutely any shade.
One of the main advantages of silicone render is that it is crack-resistant. The silicone properties within the render, coupled with the way it is applied, means that it is far less likely to crack than monocouche render.
Monocouche Rendering
The key characteristic of monocouche render is that it is a through-coloured, thick-coat render. Monocouche render is very often compared to sand and cement render because it contains cement however, it is very different in terms of texture and characteristics.
Monocouche render tends to offer a chalkier finish than other renders. To provide the finished facade, the render is usually scraped to create a pitted effect. Available in a range of colours (natural and bright), it’s a very popular choice for homeowners who are looking to create a chalky, flat finish.
