Plasters and gypsum plasters

Building plasters are irreplaceable in leveling uneven walls, creating perfectly flat surfaces. They are easy to apply and dry quickly, which is crucial in dynamically progressing renovation works. Thanks to its plasticity, gypsum allows you to create various shapes and forms, which is invaluable when implementing more complex architectural projects.

We distinguish the following plaster masses:

Building plaster - a quick-drying mass used by electricians

Gypsum Plaster - A loose mixture of gypsum and coarser aggregate that allows walls to be straightened

Gypsum filler - a harder gypsum plaster that can be used to gently straighten the wall up to a maximum of 5 mm per layer.

Gypsum plaster - used for smoothing walls, not for straightening them. It comes in the form of loose and ready-made mass packed in buckets and sometimes in plastic bags.

Joint gypsum is used for jointing plasterboards.

If you found a gypsum product with a different name, it means that the manufacturer wanted to distinguish the product from the rest by giving it a catchy name, such as "micro putty", which can simply be assigned to gypsum plasters.

Gypsum plaster, in turn, is a finishing product that gives walls and ceilings a final, smooth appearance. They are ideal for smoothing out minor irregularities and correcting minor defects on surfaces. Their smooth consistency allows easy application and sanding, which is key to achieving a perfect, smooth surface.

Both plaster and gypsum plaster are irreplaceable in modern construction and renovation. Their properties allow for quick and effective work, while ensuring high quality and aesthetics of finished surfaces. By choosing these products, we can be sure that our walls and ceilings will look elegant and will constitute an excellent background for further decorative works.