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08/05/2008, 18:26
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Anton Redman
Joined on 23/08/2004
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Has anybody found a source for the expanded metal mesh that you attach to OSB board before rendering. It has a V structure which captures the render. I will be doing the rounds of Point P, Reaseau Pro and Toute Faire in the morning but despite playing with a number of alternative French phrases I have not found it in anybody's on line catalogue.
A brand name, the correct name in French or a weblink would be great.
Have found a glass fibre mess and at a pinch chicken wire helps but would still prefer to find the right products.
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08/05/2008, 19:42
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J.R's gone native
Joined on 16/07/2006
Picardie, Sussex
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I asked my wonderfully helpful (not) french friend (who knows where to get anything and everything and cheap except for every occasion when I take him up on his offer) the same question, he said to ask for matal deployé at a particular fournisseur, they had it but it was panels of a relatively thick and very expensive stainless steel Expamet expanded metal.
As I used to work for the Expamet group I knew that what I had found was overkill for my application, the same one as yours, and that they made something much lighter in galvanised steel that came in a roll. I asked him again and described what I had found and what I had been searching for, he told me that it was not available in France so I bought at great cost the metal deployé.
When he rendered his wooden facade one year later guess what he used![Angry [:@]](/cs/images/emotions/angry.gif)
Moral of the story is dont trust my pote, there have been many other occasions like that including the buddy with a window factory that had retired when I needed some windows but miraculously restarted very soon after to make yet more windows for my "friend", and to try a fournisseur for metal deployé but only accept the stuff purpose made for rendering facades, I now know that it exists but still not where to find it.
Editted I remember that he told me to ask for "Niergalto" which I think is either the trade or generic name but of course that may have been the super expensive "pigeon anglais" type!
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09/05/2008, 8:41
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Anton Redman
Joined on 23/08/2004
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Many thanks - 'metal deploye' helped and 'Nergalto' was a brand name.
'Lattice Support Enduit' seems to be the right phrase and I have a couple of photographs of the stuff to show at the builders. At least now they will be able to say there is no demand.
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09/05/2008, 16:15
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J.R's gone native
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