Different types of Wall Finishes and its application
In our previous article “Various Types of Wall Finishes“, we listed various Wall Finishes and discussed their applications. In this article, we will continue with our study of various other Wall Finishes.
Here is the list of the Wall Finishes for decorating the Interiors and Exteriors:
- Stained Glass Finish
- Pebbles Finish
- Flakes Finish
- Coral Finish
- Canfor Finish
- Tile Cladding
- Wood Panelling
- Sand Textured Finish
Stained Glass Finish
It involves lot of creative work. The glass is decorated with itching, frosting, glass pasting and finally colouring with suitable colours according to the theme. The stained glass panels are used on walls and ceilings.
Pebbles Finish
This a very simple and attractive finish obtained by pasting small pebbles on the walls with cement mortar as an adhesive.
Pebbles finish is usually preferred for exterior facade. It is also commonly used to give nice flowing effect to the waterfalls that are created especially designed for Hotel Interiors or as a part of Exterior Landscaping.
Flakes Finish
It is a special material used to enhance the elevation treatment of the building. It is majorly used for the exterior facade. It has also been used for the interiors but to a very small extent. Application of flakes finish is avoided in the interiors because chipping off of flakes is a trouble.
The flakes are applied with a trovel on walls over a coat of adhesive.
Coral Finish
Coral finish is similar to Plaster of Paris Finish and Gypsum Plaster Finish. Coral is the name of a type of plastering material. It gives a rough edgy finish.
Canfor Finish
Canfor finish is also known as Faux finish. This material is used for the interiors of residences. It adds a unique aesthetic appeal to the place. It comes in 6mm thickness and in different designs.
This finish is chosen when a false finish is to be given. It gives a stone wall or brick wall effect.
Tile Cladding
Different tiles, for example, granite, marble, glazed tiles or vitrified tiles are used for tile cladding. Tiles are available in a variety of colours and shapes. The selection of tiles depends on the place where it is to be applied i.e. interior facade or exterior facade.
Wood Panelling
It is a decorative treatment done with wooden panels on the walls in various designs. The material used can be plywood or wood covered with veneer or laminate.
Sand Textured Finish
Sand Textured finish is used to give fine texture to the wall. This wall finish is not very commonly used because of its grains coming out.
The range of wall finishes could be used to achieve desired effects. The aesthetic appearance of the interiors and the exteriors could be enhanced by the use of these finishes appropriately.
I am an architect/interior design consultant and am looking for some elegant wall claddings for interiors preferably glass on internal walls & even other fine & different claddings can also be considered.Please reply along with the best rates.
I have liked some of your claddings but would be interested in the costing part of it so that I can work out the feasibility of applying on my projects.
I have liked some of your claddings specially the satin glass one but would be interested in the costing part of it so that I can work out the feasibility of applying on my projects.
i need to know about various typesof wall finishing
Most of your answers are straight to the point and i like that.
i like to know more about the major advantages of pebbledash finish over external wall with cement mortal plaster.
Sirs
I like to know how much cost/sq.ft. for tile cladding for wall.
ref. model photo shown with Classic designer middle portion with Red and Ivory color tile.
please, I would like you to give me a briefing on sustainable wall finishes , examples and their availabity
sir i want to kwon more on canfor finishing eg material that are used and the full method of application tank u sir
Please can this page be sent to me throw my email address. I need to learn more about exterior/interior wall finishing and painting. Thanks.
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