Gypsum plastering, also known as plaster of paris, is a popular choice for interior surfaces. Gypsum is a naturally occurring mineral that, when mixed with water, forms a smooth paste that dries quickly and provides a clean, polished appearance.

float is used for scratching the plastering surfaces to make indentations so as to give a good mechanized bond with the subsequent coat. 3.3 Float Rule: This tool has a rule which is used to check the level of the plastered surface between the successive layers.

Plaster decoration was widely used in Europe in the Middle Ages where, from the mid-13th century, gypsum plaster was used for internal and external plaster. Hair was employed as reinforcement, with additives to assist set or plasticity including malt, urine, beer, milk and eggs.

Once the walls are plastered with a wall finish, windows and doors have to be installed. Windows and doors provide insulation and ventilation, so speak to your contractor about the right materials to be used.