Quartz plaster - an alternative to classic thin-layer plasters

It is resistant to weather conditions, dirt and mechanical damage. It is ideal for renewal and renovation of old structural plasters, and it is available in a wide range of colors. Quartz plaster, because we are talking about it, is an ideal alternative to classic thin-layer plasters.

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Quartz plaster is intended for making durable, thin-layer plasters on the facades of single and multi-family buildings. Thanks to high strength parameters and resistance to changing weather conditions, the product is particularly recommended as the final decorative and protective layer when installing ETICS thermal insulation systems. It is also perfect as a final decorative and protective layer on classic cement plasters, cement-lime plasters, concrete, as well as for renovation of old "lamb" structural plasters.

The color of the quartz plaster is not the pigment, but the colored quartz pens contained in it, which in most cases are a color mix. Depending on the color, we can achieve effects similar to naturally occurring stones, i.e. sandstone, marble or granite.

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- Quartz plaster can be used indoors on most substrates used in construction, i.e. concrete, cement and cement-lime plasters, gypsum plasters, finishing coats, plasterboards and others. Thanks to its unique decorative qualities, it is ideal for places with heavy use, such as plinths, corridors or staircases, as well as in public spaces such as schools, offices and clinics. It is mainly used as a finish for walls and ceilings - says Bartłomiej Cholewa from Lakma Sat, a manufacturer of quartz plaster from the Francesco Guardi collection.

The product is dedicated to application using the spray method, which guarantees the contractor a significant saving of working time. Thanks to this method, we can also easily reach hard-to-reach places, maintaining high material efficiency. Francesco Guardi quartz plaster has a Technical Approval and Hygienic Certificate of the National Institute of Hygiene - adds Bartłomiej Cholewa.