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Plaster for imitation of natural materials
Why use plaster to imitate natural materials such as stone, wood and rock, instead of using real materials in modern architecture?
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Using plaster to imitate natural materials brings numerous advantages, especially in contemporary architecture. Plaster can faithfully mimic the texture and appearance of stone, wood and rock, while providing greater flexibility and lighter weight, making installation easier and reducing transport costs. Unlike real materials, plaster imitations are more resistant to moisture, wear and weather conditions, which makes them more practical for areas such as bathrooms, kitchens or exterior facades. In addition, their maintenance is simpler and cheaper because they do not require special treatments such as impregnation or protection against pests
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