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Advice needed - Asbestos (pictures added)
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The following gallery has a huge set of detailed photographs of a wide range of asbestos products...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/asbestos_pix/0 -
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That looks like plasters scrim (old hessian) cloth or similar . . . certainly doesn't look like asbestos.0
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societys_child wrote: »That looks like plasters scrim (old hessian) cloth or similar . . . certainly doesn't look like asbestos.
I'd agree. Another no from me. But like said you might as well wait for an expert to look.Ask me no questions, and I'll tell you no lies0 -
Thank you all, you gave her some hope before the surveyor came. He's had a look now, and taken some samples......:but he thinks it's lath and plaster....horsehair, basically!
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T.:but he thinks it's lath and plaster....horsehair, basically!
what age is the house as that will be a good indication of what type of plaster method was likely used, it certainly won't be asbestos with fibres that big,
if she wants to worry unnecessarily then lets hope its not plaster made with animal dung0
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