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A man and a woman read a floor plan in a gutted timber-clad room

ABOUT · RENOMEX

A building company that films the work.

Renomex is a Polish company based in Jaworzno, registered for building installation work, painting and glazing, roofing and specialist building work. We record what that work looks like when it is done properly, and sell it as courses you stream.

01 · WHY RECORDED

Because nobody learns a trade at nine on a Tuesday

People who renovate learn around the work: in the evening after a day on site, at the weekend before a job starts, in the winter months when the outside work stops. A course you can open at any hour, stop at any step and watch again fits that better than a classroom date.

It suits two kinds of people. Tradespeople who want to add a trade, or check the one they have against a careful method. And people renovating their own home who want to know what a good job looks like before they start — or before they pay someone else.

Hands typing on a laptop on a workbench beside a hammer, chisel, ruler, pencil and tape measure

02 · ON CAMERA

How a course is put together

A course is the order of a real job, cut into units. Each unit is a few short lessons, and each lesson is one step: what to prepare, how the tool is held, what the material does, and what the finished surface should look like when you put a straightedge on it.

We film close to the work, from the side the worker stands on, and we film the faults as carefully as the good results — a cracked board joint or a lipped tile teaches more than a perfect wall.

How the lessons and access work

A hand skims a white wall with a wide plastering trowel

03 · HOW WE WORK

Four principles

  1. Start from the job, not the material

    Courses are grouped by where a renovation stands — before the first wall comes down, walls, floors and wet rooms, outside — because that is how the work arrives on your list.

  2. Show the close-up, then the result

    A lesson is only useful if you can see the hands and the tool at working distance, and then the finished surface checked with a straightedge or a level.

  3. Say plainly what a course is not

    No trainer, no assessment, no certificate. Courses on ladders, scaffold, roofs and facades are awareness only and never stand in for training the rules require.

  4. One price, and time to use it

    Each course has one final price with tax included, and 20 months of access, so a course can follow a job that runs over a season.

Questions before you buy?

Write to us from the contact page, or use the chat at the bottom right: a person reads it and answers.