Plastering

Plastering is the final surface treatment applied to the wall before painting. It is done to smooth out even the smallest imperfections, ensuring that the walls and ceiling are perfectly flat and smooth. We almost always recommend plastering, even if you plan to apply wallpaper. The smoother and more even the wall, the easier it is to apply wallpaper, and the better the adhesion will be. If the wall is not plastered, any rough areas may show through the wallpaper. In cases where the wall is already flat and the chosen wallpaper is thick, plastering might not be necessary. However, if the final finish is paint, plastering is absolutely essential.

There are various types of plaster, but the most important step before beginning is proper wall preparation. This starts with priming. Regardless of whether your final finish will be wallpaper, paint, or decorative plaster, priming the wall is a must. The success of this process greatly affects the final appearance and quality of the surface. Thanks to its binding and strengthening properties, the primer ensures optimal adhesion of the next layer and protects the wall from damage during future renovations. If the priming step is skipped, paint may crack, plaster may peel, and wallpaper may come loose. The team will make sure this doesn’t happen, delivering high-quality and professional results in your home renovation.

Priming ensures quality and long-lasting durability of the final surface finish.

We should also mention that while in the past primers were fairly uniform, today's market offers a wide variety of specialized options that provide increased reliability. Many high-quality professional primers are designed for specific types of surfaces. Our team of professionals will help you choose the most suitable primer for your walls. We will consider the unique characteristics of the space, the surface material, and your preferred final finish.

The final step in achieving a smooth and level surface is the application of plaster. Most modern plasters have a drying time ranging between 5 and 24 hours. This gives us ample time to work efficiently while avoiding excessive material use.

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