Is this ok for rendering corners?

[mark1a]

Is this ok for doing the corner ?

They have also left some of the old stuff around the door and windows and gonna render over it.

whats everyone think?

 

[conny]

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[mark1a]

hopefully now

 

[lostinthelight]

You could get a crack between render and bead, Whats it made of?

 

[roy c]

That's a stop bead you need a standard angle bead. Looks like they have scratched it with a tiling trowel !! Get yourself over to plasterers forum.

 

[mark1a]

You could get a crack between render and bead, Whats it made of?

No idea. I will go have a look at the label in the morning. I assume stainless steel?

 

[mark1a]

That's a stop bead you need a standard angle bead. Looks like they have scratched it with a tiling trowel !! Get yourself over to plasterers forum.

So im assuming the top layer wont stick?

 

[conny]

Corner bead is a mesh like structure to allow the render/plaster to form around it and get a good grip.
With that being smooth faced the render/plaster will probably crack and fall off as the metal expands and contracts when the room heats up.
(Yes, metal expands even when it has been buried in a wall).
Proper corner beading is quite inexpensive and worth getting if you want to do the job properly.

 

[chris_o]

As above, if they are rendering that brick return you need to use a render angle bead such as this

http://www.wickes.co.uk/Wickes-Exte...match||plid|&gclid=CPrm_tmWlswCFVG6GwodGBgNHQ

Looks like they used something like this to scratch it

http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Hand+Tools/d10/Plastering+Tools/sd2816/Scarifier/p58591

Fine to use, but I find you get better results and easier to use one of these

http://www.workshopping.co.uk/produ...ampaign=feed&gclid=CObboZqXlswCFUko0wodpy0MWw