What Is Textured Plaster

Textured plaster is just that – any plastered surface which has a complex, non-polished texture. There are nearly unlimited options when it comes to texturing a plaster wall.

What is textured plaster called?

Aggregate plaster at it is called offers a rough and textured finish. It is most often seen on the exterior of buildings as a cement, but so long as the aggregates are fine, it can be applied to interior walls as plaster.

What is a textured finish on plasterboard?

A decorative finish applied to wall and ceilings to achieve a wide variety of textured patterns such as broken leather, swirls or medusa. Can be applied to suitably prepared interior building substrates including plasterboard, plaster, concrete, sand / cement and painted surfaces.

James H. Sterling

James H. Sterling

Environmental Science & Climate Journalist

James Sterling reports on renewable energy developments, climate policy, ecological conservation, and green tech innovations around the globe.

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