Using Lime in Civil Work

[@kpnaidu9999]

Very good 👍👍 FROM Bharath. మా దేశంలో రాజులు, ప్రజలు తమ నివాసాలు, కోటలు, దేవాలయాలను ఈ సున్నం తో నిర్మించారు. ఆ బిల్డింగ్ లు ఇప్పటికీ ఉన్నాయి.. ..

[@farmaanandaa]

True!

[@DevotedGamer1]

Great knowledge, please do a video on Lime with Rammed-Earth, Earth-Bag and Compressed- Brick building, foundations and walls

[@abinari]

Love the series. We are using Lime based plaster in our interiors from a company in Los Angeles called Portola Paints, but its great to learn about more of the beneficial chemical properties.

[@farmaanandaa]

So glad you are enjoying this!

[@novathetraveler]

Velma explained about lime very well 👍

[@farmaanandaa]

Indeed! It's a versatile material.And her name is Malvika!

[@novathetraveler]

@farmaanandaa Thank you very much Malvika 👍

[@yalealy]

Thank you for this video!

[@farmaanandaa]

Glad it was helpful!

[@amicdaime3611]

Bring more informative videos about ancient building materials. Thank you.

[@farmaanandaa]

That is not our area of expertise! We are only sharing the sustainable practices we have used in our house.

[@mughalkhelkhan9372]

Very useful. Thanks.

[@farmaanandaa]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ToshiSanglir-qx3cn]

Thanks for the info on the ratios!

[@ebrahimhajiameen5817]

superb

[@farmaanandaa]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@RakeshDas-uo1hl]

Hi, thank you for this wonderfull video. I am from Mayapur, West Bengal. My family has a small land around 1500 sq.ft. land where we want to build a small apartment around 4 floors. Will you recommend stabilised rammed earth or CSEB for the walls. For foundation of the building, the only option I'm getting is with Rebar cement foundation. Are there any other options? Do you know anyone who can make CSEB or stabilised rammed earth here in locally or nearby?

[@farmaanandaa]

Hello, why dont you check with Smell of the earth farm - they are only ones I know of, who have a multi storey earth building in west bengal. You can google them for their contact information. Good luck!

[@darshanjoshi1788]

Thank you for this informative video. I am tempted to make some lime mortar and plaster samples. The lime, crushed stone and surkhi proportion which was mentioned this proportion is by weight or by volume? Kindly let me know. Thank you again for a wonderful video.

[@farmaanandaa]

It is by volume .. good luck with your experiments! We are glad you enjoyed the video!!

[@rajeshjaiswal7809]

Looks like you have built a castle

[@farmaanandaa]

Wide angle lenses ka kamaal

[@sightofshadows]

Hello there! You all are doing a wonderful work to revive this beautiful sustainable practice. I am trying to use lime plaster on brick wall, what is the minimum time needed to slake Hydrated Lime before using it?

[@farmaanandaa]

I think it should be a month. You will be able to tell when the lumps break down completely and you get a nice thick creamy texture.

[@Osama-Anwar]

Why are walls so thick? Is it architectural design or is it necessary for the application of lime mortar to have thick walls?

[@farmaanandaa]

Our walls are made of rammed earth. They are load bearing walls, and that is why they are so thick.

[@AmirSaleemShah]

Manisha ! Thanks for videos about Lime. What is different between " Slaked Lime " and " Fat Lime " ?

[@farmaanandaa]

I think fat like is a term coined by MLIME. It is pre hydrated lime available in bags. Slaked lime is what we get on site when we hydrate quick lime in a water tank

[@AmirSaleemShah]

@@farmaanandaa Thanks

[@muhammadmubeenislam]

I believe fat lime is the same as slaked lime because when lime is slaked for longer time, it becomes pure lime which is termed as 'fat lime'

[@AmirSaleemShah]

@@muhammadmubeenislam Thanks Sir

[@muhammadmubeenislam]

@@AmirSaleemShah you are welcome. If you need more help about the subject I can privide info.

[@johnyrajini]

🎉

[@jeffreycollier1805]

Can lime be used for elevated slabs in lieu of concrete?

[@farmaanandaa]

No, simply because lime is not compatible with rebars

[@abhinavaggarwal4062]

Hello, thanks a lot for this valuable information. I’m building a small cottage using lime and i wanted to keep the exterior brick walls unplastered. Do you think i should add a hardening agent like ash in my bedding mix to prevent water damage on the bricks. Also, is traditional lime white wash water repellent?

[@farmaanandaa]

Not sure about the bedding mix, as the question is not very clear to me. Lime wash is not water repellant. Do watch the video on Lime wash in this playlist itself.

[@parthshah6033]

Is that possible to use lime mortar in dedo(tile cladding )/flooring work?

[@farmaanandaa]

Probably yes

[@GriffenNaif]

No straw?

[@farmaanandaa]

Some help in the levelling plaster. But no straw

[@veeranna916]

Do more videos on this topic medam

[@farmaanandaa]

Pls follow the playlist called Building with Lime

[@Naveensaini244]

I want to construct a house with lime in haryana kurukshetra 2 floor house Pls send me the contact of contractor And tell me any idea of cost per sq feet

[@farmaanandaa]

All details of people are given in the description of the video. We are not architects or contractors!