The construction sector in Palestine faces unique challenges, characterized by extreme temperature fluctuations and high salinity in coastal regions. These factors often lead to rapid deterioration of cementitious layers, making the use of fiberglass mesh fabric essential for modern structural longevity.
Currently, there is a significant shift toward using fiberglass mesh for plastering to combat the common issue of hairline cracks in residential buildings. Local contractors are increasingly moving away from traditional metal lattices toward composite materials that offer superior corrosion resistance.
Economic volatility in the region has driven a demand for cost-effective yet high-durability materials. The adoption of drywall fiberglass mesh has streamlined the interior finishing process, reducing labor costs and accelerating project delivery timelines in urban centers like Ramallah and Gaza.