Full plaster

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The whole plaster is processable in a single process deposits plaster . This reduces the processing time to a minimum. Traditionally, exterior plasters were always applied and interior plasters were often applied in two layers, i.e. H. as a base and finish plaster, in rare cases also in multiple layers. Only gypsum plasters have always been used in a single layer. Nowadays, plaster mortars can be adjusted with synthetic resin and other additives so that they can be processed in one layer without any problems.

In masonry existing rough bumps and larger holes (plaster nests) are pre-straightened. Apart from flat masonry (e.g. aerated concrete and sand-lime brick), the unevenness of the surface of a wall-building material is sometimes considerable. In particular with smooth concrete, a primer must be applied, since the necessary connection between the wall construction material and the clay plaster is not given. Since drying out and moisture penetration by external influences takes place differently in the joint area to the wall surface, full-surface netting with fiberglass or jute fabric is recommended. Without reinforcement and with insufficient thickness of the full plaster, so-called stair cracks (cracks form the joint structure of the masonry) can occur. Like other plasters, earth plaster can generally only be applied in a single layer without any problems if a special plaster mixture is selected.