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Knauf Goldband - a versatile product with incredible potential

Knauf Goldband plaster is an incredibly versatile product with incredible potential for various applications. Traditionally used as an underlay for ceramic tiles, it has many additional lesser-known uses. But before we delve into them, it is worth noting one key issue – the minimum thickness of application.

The minimum thickness recommended by the manufacturer to apply to walls is approximately 5 mm. This is the thickness we should apply to ensure structural stability and maximum adhesion. Few people know that exceeding the minimum thickness, although it may seem like an excess of form over content, can actually bring many benefits. For example, when it comes to sound insulation, the more plaster we apply, the better the effect we will achieve.

However, when it comes to alternative uses of the Knauf Goldband product, the minimum plaster thickness does not always have to be followed. For example, when using it as an underlay for carpeting, a plaster skim coat, or even a honeycomb plaster, we are not dealing with a heavy load, so the plaster thickness can be smaller. It all depends on the specific situation and the intended use.

Due to its unique physical and aesthetic properties, Knauf Goldband can be used to create various decorative effects. For example, when combined with pigments, it can be used to create various types of inscriptions and decorations on walls, and even to paint pictures. Thanks to its excellent adhesion, the plaster does not wear off or fade, making it ideal for creating decorations with a long-lasting effect.

Depending on the thickness of application and the application technique, Knauf Goldband plaster can also serve as a protective coating for various surfaces. Thanks to its resistance to mechanical damage and moisture, it is perfect as a protective coating for garden furniture, windowsills, or even structural elements of buildings. A interesting alternative could also be using the plaster to cover walls in rooms where there is a high risk of damage – for example, in a garage or workshop.

In conclusion, Knauf Goldband, although it may seem like a regular plaster at first glance, actually offers a wide range of possibilities. Both traditional uses, such as tile underlay, and less conventional uses, such as a decorative element, confirm that this product deserves the title of a true multitasker in the construction world. However, let us remember that regardless of the intended use, all work should be carried out in accordance with the manufacturer’s specifications, and the minimum thickness should always be adhered to – at least for traditional product applications.