Fiberglass Mesh: A Vital Component in Preventing Plaster Cracks

Fiberglass Mesh: A Vital Component in Preventing Plaster Cracks

Fiberglass mesh offers excellent reinforcement for plastering projects, ensuring a durable, crack-resistant finish. It is especially beneficial in leveling floors, waterproofing, and restoring cracked plaster. Fiberglass mesh provides both flexibility and strength, making it a popular choice among professionals.

Fiberglass Mesh is an economical material that maintains a balance between lightweight and high strength. These characteristics make it highly effective for use on both external facades and internal surfaces such as walls and ceilings. This mesh is often applied at the corners of rooms to secure the surface layer.

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Specifications of Our Fiberglass Plaster Mesh

The most common types of fiberglass mesh have densities of 145g/m2 and 165g/m2, making them ideal for exterior cladding and facade work. The material is resistant to alkalis, non-degradable, and rustproof. Additionally, it secures the surface from cracking, enhances mechanical strength, and is incredibly user-friendly.

Available Variants:

• Density options: 90, 140, 145, 160, 165, 180, 185g/m2
• Mesh shapes: Square
• Mesh sizes: 5x5mm, 4x4mm, 2x2mm
• Colors: White, yellow, blue, green, red, orange
• Roll dimensions: 1x50m

FM-01: High resistance to tearing and stretching.

FM-02: Available in multiple colors.

FM-03: Strengthens wall surfaces and prevents cracking.

FM-04: Easy to handle and use for reinforcing plaster.

Applications of Plaster Fiberglass Mesh

Fiberglass mesh is suitable for various applications, including enhancing the durability of plaster on buildings, reinforcing waterproof layers on slabs and roofs, and adding mechanical strength to self-leveling floor coverings. It is also effective in laying ceramic tiles and strengthening plaster.

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• Used for reinforcing plaster surfaces in various structures.
• Enhances liquid waterproofing layers on slabs and roofs.
• Increases mechanical strength in self-leveling floor coverings.
• Strengthens plaster and provides a durable base for ceramic tiles.

Drywall Fiberglass Tape

Drywall fiberglass tape, available as both non-sticky and self-adhesive tapes, is used to join wall, window, and door seams. Paired with Fiberglass Mesh For Plastering, it effectively repairs cracks, joints, and seams in drywall, plasterboard, and other surfaces. Self-adhesive tape can be used independently, while the non-sticking tape may require additional support such as cellophane tape.

FM-05: Suitable for conjunction of drywall seams.

FM-06: Useful for gluing drywall with two rolls.

Specifications:

Length (m): 20, 30, 40, 45, 50, 90, 100

Width (mm): 35, 45, 40, 45, 50, 75, 100, 200

Table 1: Specification of Drywall Fiberglass Tape

Features:

• Resistant to alkalis
• Does not decompose or rust
• Non-toxic and environmentally safe
• Effective against temperature and humidity stress
• High tear and stretch resistance
• Prevents surface cracking and enhances mechanical strength
• User-friendly and easy to handle

Choosing the Right Fiberglass Grid and Tape

When selecting fiberglass grid and tape, it's crucial to evaluate their alkali resistance and tensile stress stability. Perform tests by placing the grid in an alkaline environment for 25 days and then assessing tensile strength according to international standards. Additionally, a small piece of mesh can be compressed and released to check its elasticity and strength retention.

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