Application of plaster mesh

Plaster mesh helps to form the internal skeleton layers of plaster and putty. In differences of temperature and humidity, under a mechanical stress, plaster mesh will provide excellent protection for the plastering layer area. Plaster mesh makes it has a high resistance to wear and able to withstand heavy loads .

Factory price alkali resistant fiberglass mesh fiberglass insulation netting

Plaster mesh normally used for internal and external plastering, it also actively used in the production of self-leveling floors, installation of thermal insulation and acoustic insulation materials, waterproofing, separation of heterogeneous layers and the junction of the walls doorframes. Plastering mesh used to protect the facades of buildings and structures. Plastic and fiberglass mesh are also perfectly used for places where the window and door frames are connected to the wall, and the wall adjacent to the floor or ceiling.

Types of plaster mesh

There are many types of plaster mesh: Galvanized chicken wire, welded wire mesh, light type expanded metal, chain wire mesh, fine woven wire mesh, fiberglass cloth, and plastic netting.

Various types of plastering mesh have different mechanical and physical properties. Based on this, and it is worth buying a particular type mesh - suitable for a particular work.

We will tell you how to choose a suitable plastering mesh, list as below.

Reinforcing plaster mesh is perfectly suited for the reinforcement and restoration of existing plaster and brickwork.

Fiberglass plaster mesh with mesh size 5 × 5mm and mesh density 165g/sq.m

Light type plaster expanded metal sheet in a roll

Fiberglass cloth mesh is made of glass fiber, and then impregnated with an alkaline dispersion - increased resistance to tearing. It has high reliability, durability and longevity . It is very effective when using quick- dry finishing mixtures.

Very important indicator of this mesh is its surface density. For example, a front wall mesh varies in the range from 165 to 300g/sq.m. Maximally dense mesh used on the lower floors, as in this case a very high risk of both natural and intentional damage to the front elevation. A plaster mesh with a density in the range of 110 to 160g/sq.m. is fine for internal construction and finishing work. Masking fiberglass mesh for reinforce walls before painting the walls or for putty works, its mesh opening needs extremely small.

The mesh performance depends not only on the material and size, but the mesh opening shape.