Uzbekistan's construction sector is currently experiencing a rapid transformation, driven by urban renewal in Tashkent and Samarkand. The region's extreme temperature fluctuations—scorching summers and freezing winters—place immense stress on cementitious coatings, making the use of fiberglass mesh for plastering essential to prevent thermal expansion cracks.
Historically, local builders relied on traditional mortars, but the shift toward EIFS (External Insulation and Finish Systems) has surged. There is a growing demand for fiberglass mesh fabric that can resist the high alkalinity of local cement brands, ensuring that the reinforcement does not degrade over time within the wall structure.
Currently, the market is transitioning from generic imports to specialized materials. Contractors are increasingly seeking drywall fiberglass mesh to accelerate interior finishing speeds in new commercial complexes, reducing labor costs and improving the aesthetic quality of internal partitions.