Plastering Plastering is a crucial finishing process in construction that involves applying a protective and decorative layer of plaster to walls and ceilings. This technique enhances the durability, strength, and appearance of surfaces by providing a smooth, even finish. Plaster is typically made from a blend of materials such as cement, gypsum, lime, or sand, depending on the application and desired finish. It helps in sealing cracks, covering imperfections, and preparing surfaces for painting or wallpapering. Plastering not only improves aesthetics but also enhances thermal and sound insulation, making it an essential step in both residential and commercial construction projects.
Used to create smooth and durable surfaces for interior walls and ceilings, ensuring a polished and refined appearance.
Provides a weather-resistant coating for exterior walls, improving durability and protecting against environmental damage.
Ideal for filling cracks, holes, and surface imperfections, ensuring a uniform and well-prepared base for further finishing.
Cement-based, gypsum-based, or lime-based plaster.
Varies depending on the type of plaster and application thickness.
Provides a smooth and even texture for painting or decoration.
Helps prevent shrinkage and cracking over time.
Ensures firm bonding with walls and ceilings.
Can be applied manually with a trowel or using a spray machine for large surfaces.