MATERIALS FOR
FINISHES
 Finish given to the wall,enhance the exterior look of the structure.
 Wall finishes(interiors) - quite delicate and need maintenance.
 Now various types of wall finishes for the aesthetic purpose.
 Concrete, masonry wall may be left exposed or plastered.
 Wood or metal stud walls can support a variety of finishes.
INTRODUCTION
Flexible wall coverings
 Plastered walls and gypsum board walls can be finished with a variety
of flexible wall covering.
 Examples:
⁻ Wallpapers
⁻ Cloth/paper backed vinyl wall covering
⁻ Fabrics
⁻ Cork
Wallpapers
 Wallpapers have a paper face and a paper back.
 It is not commonly used in commercial design as it
is subject to soiling, abrasion and fading.
Cloth/Paper backed vinyl wall covering
 Designed for serviceability and
durability.
 It is flame resistant.
 Easily cleaned and resistant to
fading and abrasion.
Fabrics
 Fabrics like wool, linen, cotton, burlap and
grass cloth are used.
 they require back coating as a barrier to
prevent adhesive from bleeding through
fabrics face and to improve dimensional
stability.
Cork
 Cork from renewable bark of the
cork oak tree is used.
 It is durable and resilient.
 Accepts either wax or
polyurethane finishes
 Posses excellent acoustical and
thermal rating.
Wood wall panels
 Consists of a series of thin sheets
of wood framed together by
strips of wood.
 The vertical strips are known as
stiles and the horizontal one as
rails.
 Wood panels include solid lumber
panelling, wood veneer panelling
and plastic laminate faced wood
panelling.
 Solid wood offers durability and
creates texture.
Plywood
 Plywood is a wood panel product made by bonding veneers together under
heat and pressure, usually with the grain of adjacent plies at right angles to
each other.
 Plywood core may be particleboard, medium density fibreboard (MDF), veneer
core or lumber core.
 Cement Textured Finish:
This is a decorative finish and its mortar is prepared in
cement based material. It is applied faced plaster with a
trowel and after that it is coloured with paint.
 Cement plastered Finish:
It is prepared in the form of mortar with cement, sand and
water in proper proportions and masonry manually to
achieve a smooth finish or sand faced finish.
CEMENT
Marble Powder Finish
 This is a very smooth finish. The finish looks like Marble
flooring. This finish is obtained by marble powder, white
cement and water. It is applied manually.
Mosaic Tiles
 Mosaic tiles are one of the most attractive wall
coverings.
 The very small size of the tiles can create great
compositions by pieces with different hues.
 Can also be used as wall decorative element and be
combined with ceramic tiles of more big size.
 The size of the one glass tile is 10×10 mm and before
application these tiles are mounted on berg lass
sheet of 327 x 327 mm.
 Mosaic tiles are more difficult to fix than usual
ceramic wall tiles but these glass tiles can create an
amazing energizing effect and give unlimited
creative freedom.
Glass Mosaic Finish
 Glass mosaic tiles are small 1”x1” on a cloth
to get a workable size 12”x12” and this tile
with an adhesive on wall surfaces. It can also
be pasted on curved surfaces.

building finishes,architecture,building materials and construction

  • 1.
  • 2.
     Finish givento the wall,enhance the exterior look of the structure.  Wall finishes(interiors) - quite delicate and need maintenance.  Now various types of wall finishes for the aesthetic purpose.  Concrete, masonry wall may be left exposed or plastered.  Wood or metal stud walls can support a variety of finishes. INTRODUCTION
  • 3.
    Flexible wall coverings Plastered walls and gypsum board walls can be finished with a variety of flexible wall covering.  Examples: ⁻ Wallpapers ⁻ Cloth/paper backed vinyl wall covering ⁻ Fabrics ⁻ Cork
  • 4.
    Wallpapers  Wallpapers havea paper face and a paper back.  It is not commonly used in commercial design as it is subject to soiling, abrasion and fading.
  • 5.
    Cloth/Paper backed vinylwall covering  Designed for serviceability and durability.  It is flame resistant.  Easily cleaned and resistant to fading and abrasion.
  • 6.
    Fabrics  Fabrics likewool, linen, cotton, burlap and grass cloth are used.  they require back coating as a barrier to prevent adhesive from bleeding through fabrics face and to improve dimensional stability.
  • 7.
    Cork  Cork fromrenewable bark of the cork oak tree is used.  It is durable and resilient.  Accepts either wax or polyurethane finishes  Posses excellent acoustical and thermal rating.
  • 8.
    Wood wall panels Consists of a series of thin sheets of wood framed together by strips of wood.  The vertical strips are known as stiles and the horizontal one as rails.  Wood panels include solid lumber panelling, wood veneer panelling and plastic laminate faced wood panelling.  Solid wood offers durability and creates texture.
  • 9.
    Plywood  Plywood isa wood panel product made by bonding veneers together under heat and pressure, usually with the grain of adjacent plies at right angles to each other.  Plywood core may be particleboard, medium density fibreboard (MDF), veneer core or lumber core.
  • 10.
     Cement TexturedFinish: This is a decorative finish and its mortar is prepared in cement based material. It is applied faced plaster with a trowel and after that it is coloured with paint.  Cement plastered Finish: It is prepared in the form of mortar with cement, sand and water in proper proportions and masonry manually to achieve a smooth finish or sand faced finish. CEMENT
  • 11.
    Marble Powder Finish This is a very smooth finish. The finish looks like Marble flooring. This finish is obtained by marble powder, white cement and water. It is applied manually.
  • 12.
    Mosaic Tiles  Mosaictiles are one of the most attractive wall coverings.  The very small size of the tiles can create great compositions by pieces with different hues.  Can also be used as wall decorative element and be combined with ceramic tiles of more big size.  The size of the one glass tile is 10×10 mm and before application these tiles are mounted on berg lass sheet of 327 x 327 mm.  Mosaic tiles are more difficult to fix than usual ceramic wall tiles but these glass tiles can create an amazing energizing effect and give unlimited creative freedom.
  • 13.
    Glass Mosaic Finish Glass mosaic tiles are small 1”x1” on a cloth to get a workable size 12”x12” and this tile with an adhesive on wall surfaces. It can also be pasted on curved surfaces.