Riviera
Price: 6400 rubl.
Package: 25 kilos.
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Short description:
Textured plaster imitating the surface covered with aged wallpaper. For internal or external use.
Usage amount:
~1 kilo per 1 square meter (1 layer application)
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Riviera textured plaster is a decorative material with a filling of cellulose and acrylic elements, the binding elements and marble dust, which are the main components of this material.
Riviera has a unique plastic texture with nice porous pattern. It opens wide field of possibilities for use with different application techniques. Also it can be used to create complicated patterns and bas-reliefs with this type of material.
Riviera the decorative plaster – review
Has anyone ever used Riviera, a textured plaster with cellulose filling? It contains of acrylic elements and marble dust, which are the main elements of this material. Riviera plaster has nice porous pattern with firm structure when applied. This type of plaster lets it use with different application techniques. This material is used to create different bas-reliefs with complicated pattern.
Decorative material and its compounds
As mentioned before, Riviera consists of acrylic component and marble dust with an addition on cellulose. In this case acrylic components are used for binding purposes. When applied in 1 thick layer or with 2 thinner ones, the usage is about 1 kilo per square meter. This material can be used to create the cover from 1 to 70 centimeters thick. The package is 15 or 25 kilos. It would be preferable for the package to be larger, but the manufacturer probably doesn’t consider this option to be profitable, well, I wish they had it in larger packages.
Riviera is known to be used since the ancient Roman times when artisans only used two components – cellulose and water. These components were mixed and boiled together. The blend became homogenous and sticky, and was used for decorative purposes. In Mesopotamia similar blend was used for warming of their houses.
As years went by, the Egyptian masters perfected the decorative blend by adding marble dust left after stone processing. Hence, they have perfected Riviera plaster adding scents and wooden resin to it. Having created new type of plaster, Egyptian masters started using different techniques for creating bas-reliefs. This is how the appearance of mural decoration changed.
These artisans created the formula, which lets the ancient decorations still look fine even in our days. It can be seen even in our time on ancient buildings as main material, which has been used as borders of fresco of the most famous artists.
This renewed blend of Riviera plaster let decorate the walls and keep them unchanged until now. This material has saved the decoration from moisture, different sorts of precipitation, unwanted temperature changes; all this is thanks to cellulose, which is a part of Riviera plaster.
WoWColor variety of plasters.
Different types of plasters with different components are used today. They differ by the binding element. Hence, this type of material can be categorized into several groups:
— Acrylic plasters. With acrylic resins as binding element.
— Mineral plasters. With small amount of acrylic resins and limestone. This type is most firm and high-quality.
— Silicate plasters. With liquid potassium glass as a component.
— Silicone plasters. With silicone resin as a component. Mostly for exterior use.
History of Riviera plaster.
This material has been known to us since times when this plaster had no name at all, and its contents were different from the contemporary ones. If you return to the XVI century, you can trace its application technique in decoration. If we look even deeper in the past, we can see that Riviera has been used even earlier in time.
