Render Plaster Systems

Featuring the best render plaster systems in Australia

Taking your space to the next level is made easy with a great render plaster system. There is a wide range of options to choose from on ArchiPro from the best suppliers in Australia. A few examples include concrete finishes, coating systems, natural finishes, and Venetian plasters. Whatever material you decide to use, choosing ArchiPro ensures quality, style, and ease.

Types of render plaster systems

Acrylic render

This refers to a render that contains acrylic. Acrylic is a strong plastic that is often included in rendering plaster systems.

Lime render

Lime render is typically used as the primary coat and is known for its benefits as a breathable substance.

Cement render

Cement render is composed of sand, cement, and lime and provides a strong protective base for your walls.

The advantages of high-quality render plaster systems

Render plaster systems can enhance the look of your cladding and facades and walls by adding another dimension of colour and texture. They also help to seal blockwork in. High-quality render plaster systems will be better at withstanding extreme weather and keep out moisture, extremely important traits for a country like Australia. High quality options will also create a beautiful and uniform look. ArchiPro prioritises quality allowing you to enjoy a low-maintenance product that you won’t have to replace regularly.

How to choose a render plaster system that's right for you

Choosing your render plastering system is the exciting part, as there is a wide range of options to consider in Australia. First, take a look at your space whether it be your home or a more commercial area and think about what colours and textures will promote a positive experience for you and other occupants in the area. You may like the look of clay render plaster, or perhaps lime render is suitable for your space. By using these materials, you can achieve multi-dimensional looks by adding texture through scoring or drawing on these surfaces in the plastering stage.