Have seen houses on a street here at home that have a textured facade... Hard, slightly glossier surface... Reminds of plaster but feels stronger. More like tile when you touch it. Like liquid tile that has dried. The texture is a little "grooved" but from a distance, the houses look smooth...
Even inside my stairwell, we have such material on the walls.
Anyone know what it might be??? It's very beautiful.
Confused explanation perhaps but all tips are gratefully received
Even inside my stairwell, we have such material on the walls.
Anyone know what it might be??? It's very beautiful.
Confused explanation perhaps but all tips are gratefully received
Hello!
A picture would probably work wonders!
Are they panels or a completely smooth surface?
If there are no seams, you probably mean some sort of plaster (or concrete cast against a mold with texture)
/The Engineer
A picture would probably work wonders!
Are they panels or a completely smooth surface?
If there are no seams, you probably mean some sort of plaster (or concrete cast against a mold with texture)
/The Engineer
It's not plaster!
Unfortunately, I don't have a picture
No seams anywhere, so it's something that's been applied... hence the description of "liquid" tiles
It might be concrete, but it still doesn't quite feel like it.
The texture looks like sponge-painted walls, more or less. Texture everywhere but not the dotted texture of plaster, more drawn this way and that to achieve a lively result...
Did anyone get any wiser?
Unfortunately, I don't have a picture
No seams anywhere, so it's something that's been applied... hence the description of "liquid" tiles
It might be concrete, but it still doesn't quite feel like it.
The texture looks like sponge-painted walls, more or less. Texture everywhere but not the dotted texture of plaster, more drawn this way and that to achieve a lively result...
Did anyone get any wiser?