Why Choose Lime-N-Clay? The Sustainable Wall Finish You’ve Been Looking For.

1. A Breath of Fresh Air: Superior Breathability & Indoor Air Quality

One of the most significant advantages of eco-friendly plaster like Lime-N-Clay is its incredible breathability. Unlike conventional synthetic paints and cement plasters that seal your walls, lime and clay are naturally microporous.

• Moisture Regulation: This unique characteristic allows walls to “breathe,” meaning they can absorb excess moisture from the air when humidity is high and release it back when the air is dry. This natural moisture regulation helps prevent condensation, reduces the risk of mold and mildew growth, and creates a more comfortable and stable indoor climate.
• Reduced VOCs: Many modern wall finishes off-gas Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs), which can contribute to poor indoor air quality and various health issues. Luxture’s Lime-N-Clay Heritage Plaster is virtually VOC-free, ensuring that your home’s air remains pure and healthy for you and your loved ones. This makes it an ideal choice for a truly healthy home material.

2. Nature’s Own: Made from Abundant, Natural Resources

The core components of Lime-N-Clay plaster – lime and clay – are abundant natural materials found all over the Earth.

• Minimal Processing: Unlike synthetic materials that require extensive industrial processing and energy, lime and clay undergo minimal processing. This significantly reduces the energy footprint associated with their production, making them inherently more sustainable.
• Locally Sourced Potential: When sourced locally, the environmental impact from transportation is further minimized, contributing to a lower overall carbon footprint for your home renovation project.

3. Durability That Lasts Generations (and Gets Better with Age)

Sustainable choices are also about longevity. A material that needs frequent replacement is inherently less sustainable, regardless of its initial composition. Lime-N-Clay plaster offers remarkable durability.

• Carbonation Process: As lime plaster cures, it undergoes a process called carbonation, reabsorbing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere to revert back to its original limestone state. This process makes the plaster incredibly hard and durable over time, developing a unique patina that adds character and depth to your walls for decades, if not centuries.
• Repairability: Unlike rigid synthetic finishes that can crack and require full reapplication, lime and clay plasters are often more forgiving and can be repaired seamlessly, extending their lifespan even further.