Different textures of fibrous plaster
Fibrous plaster is a material which comprises moulding plaster reinforced by jute, sisal or silicone (milled glass) fibre.
This very old material, also known as “plaster of Paris”, is made up of 90% pure materials. Ornamental plasterers use it to create all types of decorations, cornices and mouldings, but also architectural pieces inspired by the architecture itself.
Fibrous plaster, material sought after for its many qualities
Thanks to its countless advantages, fibrous plaster has become a must in building work, for architecture that is as diverse as it is luxurious. Malleable into any shape before it dries and stiffens, fibrous plaster can be utilized to create a wide variety of textures.
Insulating
Supple
Thermal insulating
Wattertight and fire stopping
Fibrous plaster, a material with unlimited possibilities
Over and above its multiple uses for decorative elements, thanks to the material’s suppleness, fibrous plaster can create imitations of materials and impressively realistic textures.
Because of its many benefits, it can be utilized to aesthetically replace materials like wood, stone and brick, while taking full advantage of its technical performance.
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