Plaster

We offer both conventional gypsum interior plaster and veneer plaster. Traditional gypsum plaster is thicker and designed for use in an extensive multi-coat process (usually three). A basecoat plaster is applied for the first two coats, then a finish plaster is added on top as the final coat. This type of plaster for interior walls provides added strength and durability, plus better fire and wear resistance.

 

In contrast, veneer plaster is thinner and faster to apply, usually only requiring one or two coats: basecoat and finish or finish only. This makes it a popular choice for modern construction projects that need a durable yet more time and cost-effective interior plaster finish.

 

We also stock a range of plaster bonding agents to ensure a reliable connection between the plaster you're laying and the surface underneath—whether it's drywall, or a wood or metal lath.

 

Why choose FBM for interior plaster?

• Industry experts: Our reputation is built on quality construction supplies and dependable, knowledgeable service. It's what we've done for more than a decade.
• Local service: Our 370+ branches across North America are always ready to help with your next project. We'll put you and your business needs first. 
• Delivery options: Pick up orders from your local branch or get delivery direct to site to save you the hassle. Let us help you make all your projects run more smoothly.
• Get more with MyFBM: Track orders, manage projects, review budgets, and re-order with a few clicks on your MyFBM account. Sign up today and take your business further.

 

Order plaster finishes for interior walls today

Found the interior plaster you were looking for? Add items to cart and click through to checkout. If you're not signed up yet, continue as a guest to finalize your order or create a MyFBM account for a range of account perks and features.

 

Need help? It's worth checking our FAQs page or reaching out to our customer support team for assistance. We're also available in person if that's better for you—just speak to an expert at your nearest FBM branch.