Dryvit, an expert in external wall insulation systems and façade materials, has introduced to its offer new colours of decorative plasters intended for interior use. Internal plasters of this brand have certificates confirming the low level of emissions of volatile organic compounds and the Hygienic Certificate of the National Institute of Hygiene. Currently, they are available in many shades of white, grey and earthy tones, allowing for achieving original visual effects, including stone and stone with mica effects.
Dryvit interior plasters are made from mixtures of natural aggregates of various shapes and colours and 100% acrylic polymer, making them exceptionally durable and resistant to dirt. These solutions allow designers and investors to create original and impressive interior arrangements. They can be used to finish walls in apartments, offices and other public buildings. They especially emphasize the representative character of spaces such as entrance halls, lobbies and receptions.
Thanks to the fine-grained Stone Deco plasters, it is possible to obtain the effect of natural, raw stone, while Ameris Deco plasters also contain special, eye-catching additives, such as black, gold or pearl mica flakes, creating a subtle play of light on the wall surface. Dryvit’s offer also includes internal plasters with a sandstone effect (Lyme Deco) and architectural concrete effect (Frees Deco).
Dryvit plasters intended for interiors are currently available in a wide range of subdued colours, including shades of white, grey, beige and brown. They look great both on a uniform surface without divisions, and with rustications, i.e. apparent divisions giving the effect of stone slabs.
Dryvit decorative plasters for interiors are characterized by low emissions of volatile organic compounds (VOCs). They meet rigorous standards for indoor air quality, have emission class A in the ISO 16000 test and are certified by the Narodowy Instytut Zdrowia Publicznego – Państwowy Zakład Higieny. They are intended for use on mineral substrates, gypsum boards and gypsum-limestone boards, using a special Dryvit primer intended for internal plasters, which also has a certificate confirming low VOC emissions and the PZH approval. Instructional videos are available on the manufacturer’s website (www.dryvit.pl) showing how to achieve the desired decorative effects using individual materials.
„Dryvit products have been known on the Polish market for over 30 years. Our insulation systems exceed the applicable standards in many aspects, and the façade materials allow for achieving original architectural effects and have expressive, durable colours. Drawing on our experience with external plasters, we introduced plasters for internal use to the market. They are characterized by the same high quality and high aesthetic values, and at the same time meet stringent air quality standards. Covering a selected wall in the interior with stone effect plaster is a trend that is currently gaining popularity because it gives the room an original, yet warm and cosy look,” – said Marta Wysocka, Product & Specification Manager in Dryvit Systems USA (Europe) Sp. z o.o.
Dryvit products are available for sale through the brand’s distributor network. When choosing a solution for both the façade and the interior design, it is worth using the support and technical advice of Dryvit experts.
