Types of interior wall materials

Lath and plaster on timber framework

Lathand plaster walling techniques (see right) were commonly used from the early eighteenth until the mid twentieth century for internal,non-load-bearing walls.

Elevator Design Studio

The Elevator Design Studio lets you select your elevator interior configuration, apply materials and finishes, complete the package with trim pieces and ceilings, and request budget pricing.

Natural materials like straw and adobe perform well

Natural walls includes both old and new materials: straw bale, rammed earth, and adobe. Alternative walls are low-tech and rely on the use of indigenous or low-cost materials. They are well suited to specialty builders or owner-builders who are looking for alternatives to conventional wood framing.

Wet process fibreboard

Wet process fibreboard (masonite) is manufactured from fibres extracted from the wood with the help of strong heat treatment, grinding or refining. The fibres are suspended in water and pumped onto a wire screen, where the water drains off. Different levels of pressure then create boards with different properties, from soft to hard. The fibres are usually held together with the adhesive substances that occur naturally in the wood, along with small quantities of phenolic resin glue.

Hard fibreboard has a distinctive smooth front and a back with patterns from the wire screen that were carried into the press. The boards are heat-treated and some are finished with oil before the heat treatment.

Expose Concrete Finish Texture

The ultimate – reliable and 100% natural look always insist on Expose Concrete Finish.

Expose RCC Finish is composed of a mix of elements: Acrylic Resin, Natural Silica sand, Silica& stone powder Plus natural grains to create eternal beauty, aesthetic value and heritage effects.