Stucco is a material made of portland cement, sand, and a small percentage of lime and applied in a plastic state to form a hard covering for exterior walls.
Available Thicknesses:
3/8”
1/2”
3/4”
1”
Traditional Hard Coat:
Consists of two (2) layers of grade “D” building Paper
Self Furring Metal Lath / Roll Wire
Galvanized Trim Accessories
Foam Detailing
Portland Cement
- Scratch Coat
- Brown Coat
Finish Coat – available in Smooth, Sand, and Textured - Cementitious Color Coat
- Acrylic Color Coat
- Elastomeric
- Cementitious with paint
1-Coat System
Two (2) layers grade “D” vapor Barrier
Galvanized Trim Accessories
Foam Detailing
Portland Cement with Fibers and Additives
Monolithic Brown Coat
Multitude of finishes
Features & Benefits of Stucco
Fire Resistance
Stucco provides up to 1 hour of fire resistance, a feature that sets stucco apart from other economical wall cladding finishes.
Versatility of Design
Conforms to any variety of shapes, forms, arches, and ornamental configurations.
Can be applied in an almost limitless variety of textures, finishes and colors.
Stucco performs in a variety of climatic conditions, enduring wet/dry and freeze/thaw cycles without a problem.
Hail
While other economical claddings can get severely damaged by hail, stucco is made to weather the storm.
Low Maintenance Costs
Stucco is a durable surface easily cleaned with a water hose.
It has excellent color retention, and can be refinished with a top coat of the same or different color.
Insect Proof
Stucco is not susceptible to attack from insects, rodents, or other drilling or boring creatures.
Impact & Abuse Resistance
Stucco’s hard surface and metal lath reinforcement make it highly resistant to physical abuse.
Noise Resistance
Stucco’s monolithic nature and heavy mass reduces noise transmission much more effectively than other competing cladding choices.
Economical
The cost combined with s versatility and aesthetic design capabilities make it one of the most cost effective choices for residential and commercial wall cladding systems.
Earthquake
Engineered stucco cladding systems greatly enhance structural building performance and mitigate damage in a seismic event.
Interior Plaster
Facts & Characteristics:
- Gypsum Based
- Portland Based
- Burnished
- Waxed
- Venetian
- Cast Plaster
- Endless Colors & Textures
- Glazing
- Unique One-of-a-Kind Finishes
- Historic Remodels & Preservations
- Sound Proof Characteristics better than Drywall
- Extreme Durability
Remediation and Repairs
Remediation:
Engineers locally rely on Kevin and his team when it really counts. Like many other facets in construction, when stucco is installed improperly, there could be extreme results.
Water Damage:
Prime Wall Systems is known as a leader in finding and solving water intrusion, cracks, blistering, and delamination. Insurance companies, engineers and lawyers trust Prime Wall Systems.
Scaffolding
Set-up and dismantle-removal of OSHA approved 3’ wide scaffolding for any project.
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