How to choose the right final capture? –

Do you think you move to your home and have you already purchased a land that you plan to build a house? Before contracting a team of workers to make the construction, it would be good to carefully analyze your financial resources.

Often, many people who want to move to the house focus on the costs of lifting the construction and neglect the investments necessary to make the internal and external finishes. And the generic term of «finishes» refers to many things, from carpentry and decorative plaster, to tiles and tiles. In today’s article we will focus on the capture of the finish line, an extremely important construction material when it comes to the final appearance of a construction.

The final doors are construction materials that are used to obtain straight walls. The glitters are used both when new buildings and renovation works end. The final trowel is applied to an plastered wall and leveling with load or on cardboard chalk plates (especially if they are colored) to create a support layer suitable for the application of paints or for other finishes.

On the market there are various types of finsjle, which have distinct properties: with concrete based on chalk, lime and synthetic glue.

Cement -based doors

Cement -based gels can be used inside and outside a house, because they behave very well in high humidity conditions. Unlike other types of kazzuole, the one based on concrete does not need grinding after application.

The glitter based on chalk

The glitter based on chalk They have a natural plaster component. The natural plaster glue adheres better, while the synthetic chalk -based views have greater mechanical resistance. Construction specialists do not recommend the use of plaster -based glitter based on or in the rooms with an increase in humidity, such as bathrooms or laundries, because they are plaster abroad. Usually, chalk -based views require grinding after application.

The bases of lime and plaster

The glitters that have the lime and plaster component ensure the obtaining of a very smooth surface, so there is no longer the case of a subsequent grounding. They are easy to apply and can be used in rooms with high humidity. Compared to other children, those based on lime and chalk fight more efficiently against molds.

Shiny synthetic

Synthetic glitter, packaged on the bag or bucket (Ready -e -Fade Greesters), are very flexible, unlike those based on plaster or cement. High flexibility means that synthetic glue can be successfully used on difficult surfaces. Synthetic views require grinding and behaving well in high humidity environments.

The choice of the ankle also depends on the final finish

The glet should be chosen not only according to the substances in the composition, but also based on the type of finish you want to obtain at home. For very important aesthetic walls, you will opt for an illumination that will leave, after application, a fine or very fine surface, on which decorative tolls can be applied with very small granulation, more demanding backgrounds, colorful paint with opaque or shiny appearance.

It is good to know that there are four levels/finishing quality (Q1-Q4) that you can ask the artisans to perform. Depending on these finishing levels, you will also choose the right glitter.

Q1: for surfaces without aesthetic requirements

In places without aesthetic requirements, as in the spaces where tiles or tiles will be applied or in the technical areas, it is sufficient to fill the joints, apply the reinforcement tape and cover the screws and other fixing elements. It is not necessary to apply additional lighting or polish the surfaces. You can choose for this purpose a joint for cardboard chalk plates.

Q2: for minimum aesthetic requirements

In areas where coarse structured decorative plastering will be applied, with granulation greater than 1 mm, testurized rough wallpaper, opaque paints, structured or in areas above the false ceiling, it is sufficient for the strengthening strips to be covered with a notice and the trowel must be polished on the places where it has been applied. Although following this application, the traces of the tools with which the deviations for glitter or small planning have been applied, the imperfections will not be taken in the final level of finishing have been applied. For finishing with minimal aesthetic requirements, it is possible to use, instead of the light, the same kit with which you have filled the joints.

Q3: for surfaces with aesthetic requirements

In the areas where a fine structured decorative plaster will be applied (with granulation of less than 1 mm), fine finishing wallpapers or opaque appearance, which requires a uniform substrate, it is recommended to apply the ankle over the entire surface and its grinding. The trowel is applied in a thin layer, less than 0.3 mm, for uniform the plot and close the pores (for example the pores of the paper with which the cardboard is covered). This type of finish reduces, but not entirely, the deviations of the plant. You can choose to use fine plaster or, for greater resistance, ready -made synthetic cazzoncelli, applied on the joint at Q2.

Q4: for impeccable surfaces

In the case of the application of a glossy, glossy or metal wallpaper, applying a stucco -type finish or other shiny paintings, it is necessary to create a surface that almost completely eliminates imperfections. To obtain this type of surface, the trowel must be applied in a thickness of over 1 mm and polished. For the Q4 level it is possible to choose the same cocks of Q3 lights (synthetic based on ready -made or synthetic or synthetic) applied in a layer more often on the joints at the Q2 level.

The Q4 finish level involves grinding the entire surface in a thick layer, over 1 mm;

Author: Raluca Ghetu

Over 7 years of experience in the blog and building materials and over 20 years of experience in the management of projects, budgets, re -enlargement of businesses, training and management consultancy. Passionate about innovation and pay attention to details that bring value. See all articles by Raluca Ghetu