Ethiopia's construction sector is currently experiencing a massive transition. With rapid urbanization in Addis Ababa and regional hubs, there is a critical need for materials that can withstand high thermal expansion and contraction caused by the significant temperature fluctuations between the highlands and the lowlands.
Traditionally, local builders relied on basic wire mesh or no reinforcement at all, leading to frequent surface cracking in cement-based plasters. The introduction of high-quality fiberglass mesh for plastering has started to revolutionize the local approach to wall finishing, reducing maintenance costs for commercial developments.
Furthermore, the rise of modern apartment complexes and industrial parks has increased the demand for efficiency. The adoption of self adhesive fiberglass mesh is becoming a preferred choice for contractors looking to accelerate project timelines without compromising on the structural bond of the wall surfaces.