Romania's construction sector is currently experiencing a significant transition toward energy-efficient building standards. With the prevalence of continental climates—characterized by hot summers and freezing winters—the thermal expansion and contraction of facades have made fiberglass mesh for plastering an indispensable component for preventing surface fissures.
In urban hubs like Bucharest and Cluj-Napoca, there is an increasing shift toward rapid renovation. The adoption of self adhesive fiberglass mesh has surged, as contractors seek to reduce labor time and improve the precision of joint reinforcement in modern drywall installations.
However, the alkalinity of traditional Romanian cementitious mortars remains a challenge. This has led to a critical market requirement for high-quality fiberglass mesh fabric that is chemically treated to resist degradation, ensuring that the reinforcement does not dissolve within the alkaline environment of the plaster.
