Construction - Construction materials - Plaster mixes and decorative coatings - Decorative plaster

Decorative plaster is a wall and ceiling finishing material that simultaneously provides both an aesthetic appearance and protection against external environmental influences. It is used both indoors and on building facades to give a unique texture and design, as well as improve surface durability. Decorative plaster can be of various types, such as mineral, acrylic, silicate or silicone, and is available in various textures and color variations.

Mineral decorative plaster is made on a cement or lime basis and is particularly resistant to mechanical damage. It is often used for facades, as it is vapor-permeable and provides good moisture regulation. Acrylic plaster is flexible and waterproof, so it is suitable for places where high moisture resistance is required. Silicate plaster combines the advantages of mineral and acrylic plasters - it is durable, breathable and long-lasting. Silicone plaster is a top-quality solution that provides good water repellency, flexibility and durability, making it particularly suitable for changing weather conditions.

Applying decorative plaster requires careful surface preparation, including priming, to ensure better adhesion and a uniform structure. Depending on the desired effect, it can be applied with a roller, spatula or special putties, creating different textures.

What are the main advantages of decorative plaster?

How do mineral, acrylic, silicate and silicone plasters differ?

Is decorative plaster suitable for interior and exterior walls?

How to apply decorative plaster correctly to obtain a quality result?

Is priming required before applying decorative plaster?

What is the service life and care of decorative plaster?