Tiling on cob walls
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by Saguenay » Tue Jul 08, 2008 9:13 pm
I am currently renovating an old cottage which has cob walls. I have been told that the walls should be lime plastered to let the walls breath (otherwise the cob has a tendency to crumble). I am working on a utility room and would like to tile the walls in the areas of a washing machine and sink. Would this be detrimental to the cob and if so any suggestions?
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