NBS - Reference Specification - SE Controls
m10 cement based levelling and wearing screeds 160 m12 resin flooring 163 m13 calcium sulfate based screeds 165 m20a plastered coatings 166 m20b rendered and roughcast coatings 169 m21 insulation with rendered finish 172 m40 stone, quarry and ceramic tiling or mosaic 173 m42 wood block composition block and mosaic parquet flooring 176
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