Which surfaces can be thin plastered?
Any flat, sound and dry surface. In practice these are mainly gypsum blocks, sand-lime brick, concrete, aerated concrete and plasterboard. Absorbent surfaces such as gypsum blocks get a primer first, smooth surfaces such as concrete a bonding primer.
Thin plaster cannot absorb large height differences, because the layer is only 2 to 3 millimetres. A wall with bumps, deep holes or loose old plaster is therefore not suitable. It also does not adhere well to damp walls or to old paint without treatment. During the site visit we check how flat the wall is; if it is not flat enough, we suggest paint-ready plastering.
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