In Israel, the construction industry faces severe challenges due to high thermal fluctuations and salt-laden air from the Mediterranean and Red Seas. This environment accelerates the degradation of traditional mortars, making the use of fiberglass mesh fabric essential for mitigating shrinkage cracks and thermal expansion in external thermal insulation composite systems (ETICS).
Current market trends show a significant shift toward rapid urbanization in Tel Aviv and Haifa, where high-rise residential projects demand high-efficiency materials. The integration of drywall fiberglass mesh has become a standard for interior partitioning to ensure seismic resilience and a flawless finish in luxury apartments.
Furthermore, the prevalence of limestone-based aggregates in local cement creates a highly alkaline environment. Consequently, the demand for specialized alkali resistant fiberglass mesh has surged, as standard glass fibers would dissolve over time, compromising the structural integrity of the facade.