Clay plaster

Prepare substrates, level structures, fill smooth surfaces,
Applying base coats to masonry,
the range of LESANDO ®
offers a solution for all these requirements.
PRELUDE
is the plaster primer with the slightly coarser grain, for
all filler plasters or for brush and roller plaster. Both
Primers could, due to their high pH value,
prevent the formation of mold.

MENO is a clay plaster with fine carbon fibers
It thus reflects high-frequency electromagnetic fields such as mobile communications, as well as safely dissipating low-frequency alternating electrical fields.
Ideal electrosmog shielding plaster with room climate function!
INTERMEZZO
The clay leveling plaster INTERMEZZO resembles
Level differences of up to 5 mm. It is
often used to embed reinforcing mesh on clay building boards.
SINFONIA
The clay fine plaster SINFONIA is often used
Reinforcing mesh embedded to reduce the risk of
To reduce cracks. SINFONIA can compensate for level differences of 1–2 mm.
ALLEGRO
is the fine plaster primer from LESANDO ® for
Compensation of different suction conditions in
substrate (e.g. drywall) or if it
It is about using a very fine-grained adhesion promoter
to raise.
FORTE
On masonry or at very high
Level differences in the subsoil
the clay base plaster FORTE is used, which
by hand as well as by machine
It is even designed in such a way
that you can coat its surface directly
can be done without any additional intermediate layers.

The advantages of clay plaster in modern architecture

Clay plaster has experienced a remarkable resurgence in modern architecture. This natural building material has proven to be an excellent choice for builders and architects seeking sustainable and aesthetically pleasing solutions. Clay plaster is environmentally friendly and sustainable. It is made from natural materials and is free of harmful chemicals, making it an ideal choice for environmentally conscious construction projects. Another benefit of using clay plaster is the natural aesthetic it adds to interiors.

Why clay plaster improves the indoor climate

Clay plaster not only offers aesthetic benefits but also contributes significantly to improving the indoor climate. This is due to its unique properties:

1. Humidity regulation: Clay plaster can absorb excess moisture and release it when needed. This prevents the formation of mold and ensures optimal humidity levels indoors.

2. Temperature regulation: Clay has a high heat storage capacity, meaning it absorbs and releases heat slowly. This keeps it pleasantly cool in summer and warm in winter.

3. Pollutant reduction: Clay plaster has the ability to bind and neutralize pollutants from the air. This improves indoor air quality and is particularly beneficial for allergy sufferers.

Step-by-step instructions for applying clay plaster

Preparing the surface is crucial for a perfect finish. The wall should be clean, dry, and free of dust and grease. Mix your clay plaster, and after it has set, you can apply it with a trowel or spatula. After you've customized your design, you need to allow sufficient drying time and avoid exposure to sunlight, as this can lead to cracking. Finally, you need to seal the surface. This will give your clay plaster a beautiful shine and also make it easier to clean.

Colour design with clay plaster: Creative possibilities for an attractive interior

The color design with clay plaster allows for a variety of creative possibilities to create an attractive interior.
Clay plaster is available in a variety of natural shades, from earthy tones to soft pastels, creating a harmonious and calming ambiance. By customizing the texture of the clay plaster, unique effects can be achieved, from smooth and modern to rustic and traditional. Finally, clay plaster combines well with other materials such as wood or stone to create interesting contrasts and harmonious designs.

As you can see, clay plaster not only offers ecological advantages, but also a wide range of design possibilities.