In Nigeria, the construction industry faces severe challenges due to high humidity and extreme temperature fluctuations. Traditional plastering methods often result in structural cracking, necessitating the adoption of fiberglass mesh for plastering to ensure long-term durability in cities like Lagos and Abuja.
The local market is transitioning from basic wire mesh to high-tech fiberglass mesh fabric. This shift is driven by the need for materials that do not corrode in saline coastal air, making glass fiber a superior alternative to metal reinforcements in the non-metallic mineral products sector.
Furthermore, the rise of rapid urbanization has increased the demand for efficient installation. The introduction of self adhesive fiberglass mesh has revolutionized the pace of interior finishing, reducing labor costs and improving the consistency of wall surfaces across residential projects.