Morocco's construction sector is currently navigating a transition toward modern materials that can withstand extreme temperature fluctuations between the Atlas Mountains and the Sahara. The prevalence of traditional lime-based mortars often leads to alkalinity issues, making the use of alkali resistant fiberglass mesh a technical necessity to prevent premature degradation of the reinforcement layer.
In coastal cities like Casablanca and Tangier, the high humidity and saline air accelerate the corrosion of traditional metal lattices. This has driven a surge in demand for fiberglass mesh fabric, which offers non-corrosive properties and superior tensile strength, ensuring that exterior rendering remains intact despite the aggressive maritime environment.
Furthermore, the rapid urbanization in Rabat and Marrakech has increased the adoption of lightweight partitioning. The shift toward efficient installation has made self adhesive fiberglass mesh highly popular among local contractors seeking to reduce labor time while maintaining high standards of surface stability.
