Mond Plastering Services Ltd

Mond Plastering Services Ltd Mond Plastering Services Ltd (insured) Over thirty years experience as a plasterer. Clean & reliable

Rendering, screeding, plaster boarding, skimming and plastering (indoors and outdoors) All types of plastering work undertaken.

04/04/2026

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03/04/2026

Thanks for this recommendation Richard from Surrey!Much appreciated ✨
03/04/2026

Thanks for this recommendation Richard from Surrey!

Much appreciated ✨

Another happy customer.Thanks John. It’s much appreciated Mond Plastering Services LtdDarrin - 07732754001
03/04/2026

Another happy customer.

Thanks John. It’s much appreciated

Mond Plastering Services Ltd
Darrin - 07732754001

Do you need any plastering done? Please call Darrin - 07732754001Trained in the Home Counties. High quality finish. Mond...
03/04/2026

Do you need any plastering done? Please call Darrin - 07732754001
Trained in the Home Counties. High quality finish. Mond Plastering Services Ltd

02/04/2026

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Contact Darrin on 07732754001

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10/02/2026

A fabulous local company!

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05/02/2026

It was going well until ‘swallow it’

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In 237 BC, Romans built the harbor of Cosa, and more than two millennia later, its piers still defy the sea. Unlike mode...
20/09/2025

In 237 BC, Romans built the harbor of Cosa, and more than two millennia later, its piers still defy the sea. Unlike modern concrete, which crumbles after decades, Roman concrete grew stronger with time.

The secret lay in pozzolana, a volcanic ash gathered from the Phlegraean Fields near Pozzuoli. When mixed with lime, it created opus caementicium, the same durable material used in the Pantheon. But in seawater, this mixture performed wonders. Instead of corroding, saltwater triggered a slow chemical reaction. Dissolved minerals bonded with the ash, forming new crystals—tobermorite and phillipsite—which filled cracks and reinforced the structure.

This meant Roman concrete was self-healing. Ancient engineer Vitruvius even recommended using the ash that “crackles” in the hand, knowing its hidden power.

Modern researchers from the University of Utah confirmed what the ancients seemed to sense: Roman marine concrete gets stronger with age. While today’s materials collapse in decades, Roman concrete endures storms, waves, and centuries.

It is a message across time—proof that Rome’s greatness wasn’t only in conquest, but in engineering genius, written into stone that still resists the sea.

Via Ancient History Explorers

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Monday 8am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8am - 5:30pm
Friday 8am - 5:30pm
Saturday 8am - 4:30pm

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