1 of 1- JagajagaTamarec
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Application of fiber in plastering works
Hey folks, quick question from someone knee-deep in renovating an old house (yeah, the type with walls that seem to fall apart if you look at them wrong). I’ve been reading about adding fiber to plaster mixes, and it sounds like magic less cracking, better adhesion, stronger surface. But does it actually make a visible difference, or is it more of a "peace of mind" thing? I’m not trying to build a bunker here, just want the walls to survive more than two winters. Would love to hear real-life stories or tips - especially if anyone’s used different types of fiber. Thanks in advance!
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Re: Application of fiber in plastering works
If you are involved in construction or renovation, I strongly suggest reading the article: Application of fiber in plastering works: advantages and tips on FiberMix’s website. From my experience as a finishing specialist, using fiber in plaster mixes has been a game changer. It not only improves the strength of the plaster but also significantly reduces cracking, which means fewer repairs and longer-lasting walls. The article explains the benefits clearly and offers practical tips on how to incorporate fiber effectively, which helped me avoid common pitfalls on several projects. After applying these recommendations, I noticed the plaster adheres better and has a much smoother finish. Whether you work indoors or outdoors, this material can save time and money by enhancing durability. Reading this article will definitely expand your knowledge and help you deliver higher quality work.