1. PRE-CONSOLIDATION
The plaster that can be kept is secured. Then proceed with the injection of consolidating mortars in order to restore the stability to the detached plaster fragments.
2. WEEDING AND BIOLOGICAL DISINFESTATION
The disinfestation of plasters is carried out with the use of a specific biocide applied by spray. All the surfaces are thoroughly rinsed after the necessary phases to remove the bio deteriogens.
3. CLEANING OF SURFACES
The plastered surfaces are carefully washed. For the removal of the most adherent deposits, suitable chemical products are used, such as inorganic ammonium salts.
4. SALTS REMOVAL
The salts that cause the efflorescence are removed through compresses of paper pulp and sepiolite. With a conductivity meter it is verified that the surface has sufficiently low, if not zero, content of salts.
5. CONSOLIDATION OF PLASTER
Where necessary we proceed with the consolidation of plasters that can be kept. To restore stability and structure to the fragments the injection of a suitable consolidating product is then carried out.
6. REMOVAL OF DAMAGED PLASTER
Following a discussion with the superintendence (heritage office) and site manager, the removal of all those parts of plaster that are extremely damaged and cannot be preserved is carried out.
7. MASONRY TREATEMENT
Before the coating of the new plaster the brick wall perimeter is restored by means of an adequate cleaning with water and brushes.
8. PLASTER RECONSTRUCTION
The intervention of reconstruction allows to restore continuity to the facades. To reproduce the plaster in its original appearance, mixtures are prepared with natural products that are applied according to the traditional methods.
9. FINAL PROTECTION OF SURFACES
A protective product is applied on all plastered surfaces that preserves them from atmospheric agents, in particular from water, in order to guarantee future conservation.