The final coating of any thermal insulation system is of utmost importance. One of the most successful and frequently made decisions is related to the facade plaster. In addition to the good aesthetic appearance it gives to the building, the application of plaster is an indispensable part of preserving the integrity of the thermal insulation material.
Facade plaster is the "clothing" of every building. And just as when we choose clothing, we look for the most suitable color and material, so when choosing plaster it is good to carefully select the color not only according to our personal preferences, but also depending on the other elements and the style of the building. We should focus on the type of plaster depending on the climatic characteristics of the area and last but not least, choose the appropriate structure and size.
In recent years, the use of polymer and silicone-based plasters has expanded. Unlike the old cement and lime-cement plasters, polymer and silicone plasters do not absorb moisture, protect the thermal insulation layer from moisture and guarantee the preservation of its properties. Along with their water-repellent properties, these plasters also have vapor permeability. In the Plasters product group, you can find plasters of several types in different sizes and at affordable prices.
According to their composition, the final coatings offered by us are silicone plasters , polymer plasters , plasters based on artificial resins , mosaic plasters , cement plasters , carbon plasters . According to their type, we have scratched plasters , dragged plasters and medium plasters .
The products are from well-known and established brands in the industry such as TERAZID, CAPAROL, etc.
CHOOSING INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PLASTER - TYPES, PROPERTIES AND CHARACTERISTICS
The plasters offered by us are among the most preferred types, as they offer an excellent combination of good quality and a favorable price. We have a mosaic
/fine, medium and coarse/, polymer, silicone and carbon.
- Mosaic plasters
Mosaic plasters are combinations of small pebbles. They are mainly used for baseboards, around windows, columns, arches, terraces and to highlight various architectural elements. It is important to know that this plaster should not be applied in spring and autumn, when there are sudden changes in temperature and large amplitudes adversely affect the quality.
- Polymer plasters
Polymer plasters are high-quality thin-layer plasters, in which the binder is polymer resins. These plasters have a much higher vapor permeability coefficient and increased resistance to moisture. They are easy to process and apply. They create a dense, strong, elastic and waterproof layer. They contain components that limit the development of fungi and mold. It is not recommended to wash them with a hose or steam jet. Manufacturers often advise avoiding their application in areas with very high humidity. They are colored using tinting machines and allow a huge variety of colors. However, combinations of very light and very dark colors should be avoided, because in the transition zone there is a large temperature difference and this leads to cracking. They contain polymers, quartz sand, marble flour, dust, sand, mineral pigments, fungicides against fungi and mold, stabilizers and pH regulators, water.
- Silicone plasters
Silicone plasters contain a silicone resin binder and surpass other types of plasters in all characteristics, which puts them in a higher price class. They also have increased protection against the development of fungi and microalgae. As water-repellent, they can be cleaned with a hose or steam cleaner, but with a not too strong jet of water. They also have the property of self-cleaning from rainwater. They have excellent vapor permeability. They are recommended for luxury designs, buildings in central city areas, dusty areas. Silicone is like acrylic - unpretentious and can be colored in many colors. They contain polymer resins, methyl-silicone resins, coarse fillers, mineral pigments, organic pigments, fungicides, pH stabilizers, water, etc.
- Carbon plasters
Carbon plasters are also of a higher price class, which corresponds to their quality. Very easy to apply and structure. They are decorative structural plasters based on acrylic dispersion, dilutable with water. These plasters have a granular "pebble" structure for indoor and outdoor use. They are resistant to adverse weather conditions, impact and alkaline substances. They can be washed, as they are water-repellent. They are hardly flammable.
