Content: 10 square meter
Content: 10 square meter
Content: 10 square meter
Content: 10 square meter
Content: 50 square meter
Content: 50 square meter
Content: 15 square meter
Content: 50 square meter
Content: 50 square meter
Content: 15 square meter
When Do You Need Reinforcement Mesh?
Reinforcement mesh is a fabric made from various materials such as jute, fiberglass mesh, or even plastic. Plaster mesh is used to easily create a stable, even, and smooth plaster layer for both interior and exterior applications.
Embedding reinforcement mesh into plaster surfaces on ceilings, walls, and facades increases their strength, providing protection and stabilization. In construction, reinforcement mesh is commonly used in the installation of external thermal insulation composite systems. Alternatively, plaster mesh can also be used indoors, for example, when retiling wooden floors.
Reinforcement mesh is also ideal for repairing issues such as cracks in plaster, particularly at the corners of windows and doors. It helps achieve smooth plaster surfaces, improves damage like old plaster cracks, and prevents future stress-related issues on the plaster.
Which Plaster Mesh Should You Choose?
Reinforcement mesh is categorized for either interior or exterior use. For damp plaster, alkali- and acid-resistant reinforcement mesh is recommended. Additionally, the mesh size plays an important role when selecting plaster mesh. Standard reinforcement meshes typically have mesh sizes ranging from 4 x 4 mm to 10 x 10 mm.
The choice of material depends on the specific requirements for reinforcement and the conditions under which it will be used. Fiberglass reinforcement mesh stands out for its tear resistance, weather resistance, and alkali resistance. It is also free from plasticizers and resistant to alcohol, slippage, and water.
