Even with the advent of new exterior finishing materials, plaster does not lose its popularity. This method of decoration combines the best features of the classic approach to repair and the dignity of modern high-tech materials.
Difference between dry and wet plasters
The finishing of the facade of the house with wet and dry plaster means materials and process. Dry plaster often uses drywall. This method is less time-consuming and less expensive. While wet plastering involves the application of mortar, which involves large time and physical costs.
Features of decorative plaster wet facade
The method, called wet plaster, has many advantages, especially if there are problems with excessive humidity of the treated walls. The plaster takes over the condensation and takes the dew point out of the house. Inside, it becomes dry and warm, the microclimate improves considerably.
Working with wet plasters involves multi-layer facade decoration, which can differ in the materials used and the thickness of the layers. Approximately this design looks like a layer of mineral wool, a base layer of plaster, a glass mesh and only then a decorative layer.
Depending on the desired level of heat protection, the wet plaster of the facade can have a different thickness, like all other layers. With the so-called heavy plaster, more powerful dowels are required, as well as a plinth for better fixation. Finishing in this case is made in 2 layers.
If there is a problem of wet soil around the house, additionally trim the socle part. And in this case, as a heater under the plaster, you need to choose a moisture-resistant and non-absorbent material. And the finish coat can be a stone , treated with antiseptic impregnations.
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