Washed Stone Grit Plaster is a decorative architectural finish created using selected stone aggregates embedded within a plaster system. The surface is carefully treated to expose the natural stone particles, creating a distinctive textured and granular appearance.

It is particularly suitable for buildings where a natural, durable, and low-maintenance decorative surface is required.

Materials Used

The system generally uses:

• Selected stone grit
• Cementitious binder
• Fine aggregates
• Colour pigments
• Bonding agents
• Surface treatment/sealer

Different stone sizes and colours can be selected according to the project's architectural requirements.

How the Work Starts

Before application, the substrate is inspected and prepared.

The process generally includes:

• Surface cleaning.
• Removal of loose or damaged material.
• Crack and uneven-area treatment.
• Application of bonding/primer coat.
• Preparation of the stone grit plaster mixture.
• Uniform application of the material.
• Controlled washing or surface treatment to expose the stone grit.
• Final cleaning and finishing.
• Protective sealing if specified.

Applications

Ideal for:

• Exterior walls
• Compound walls
• Building facades
• Garden walls
• Commercial properties
• Residential projects
• Institutional buildings
• Feature areas

Benefits

• Natural stone appearance
• Attractive textured surface
• Durable architectural finish
• Wide range of aggregate options
• Suitable for large exterior surfaces
• Distinctive decorative appearance
• Easy to integrate with modern architecture