Reinforcement Fiberglass Mesh For Interior Wall

A: 75g for drywall or thin plaster; 90g is the most common for most interior walls; 110g for poor substrates or indoor/outdoor use.

A: Yes.Contact us with your requirements.

A: Custom colors (blue, green, yellow, orange) are available. Color does not affect strength – it only helps visual inspection during application.

A: It must be embedded between two mortar layers (base coat → mesh → top coat). Do not lay it directly on the bare wall or leave it exposed.

A: At least 10cm for flat walls; 15–20cm at corners, and fold the mesh around the corner for extra strength.

A: No. First chisel a V‑groove along the crack, fill with repair mortar, let it dry, then apply the mesh.

A: Press the edges firmly into the wet mortar with a trowel, and when covering with the top coat, squeeze from the center outward to ensure full encapsulation.

A: It resists shrinkage and thermal cracks, but cannot prevent structural cracking from foundation settlement.

A: Fiberglass does not mold or rust, but it is not waterproof – use a waterproof coating on top.

A: It is Class A non‑combustible – does not burn, melt, or release toxic fumes.

A: Small-batch orders are accepted. The minimum order quantity for customized products depends on specific specifications; please contact us for details.