In Norway, the construction industry faces unique challenges due to extreme temperature fluctuations between winter and summer. The widespread use of fiberglass mesh for plastering has become essential to mitigate the risks of freeze-thaw cycles that often lead to surface cracking in external facades.
The Norwegian market is increasingly shifting toward prefabricated components and high-efficiency insulation. Consequently, the demand for drywall fiberglass mesh has surged in urban centers like Oslo and Bergen, where rapid interior development requires materials that offer both speed of installation and long-term stability.
Furthermore, the strict Norwegian building codes emphasize sustainability and lifespan. This has led to a preference for high-grade fiberglass mesh fabric that can withstand the alkaline environment of cement-based mortars without degrading over time.