Choosing pladur over brick is one of the best decisions in a refurbishment. Building with pladur can save you time, money, and problems.
When undertaking a refurbishment or a new construction project, selecting the right partition system makes a difference in the final outcome and in your building budget. At our studio, we advocate for pladur over brick as an efficient solution, and pladur offers many advantages today. Below, we explain them:
1. Faster and hassle-free works
Pladur allows for a clean and quick execution, reducing time and inconvenience.
Delivery times are shortened, less dust and debris are generated, thus optimising the cost of construction containers.
2. Maximum design freedom
Do you want to integrate LED lighting, create curved elements, or redistribute spaces?
Pladur offers a versatility that brick cannot match.
In our projects, we often include recessed areas to integrate indirect lighting, curtains, or niches to house radiators or within shower trays. Pladur allows for countless designs tailored to your needs.
3. Superior acoustic and thermal comfort
Pladur, combined with internal insulation, offers excellent performance for dwellings, offices, or commercial spaces.
✔ Improves comfort
✔ Saves on energy consumption
✔ Complies with current regulations
4. Lightweight and safe material for any refurbishment
Its reduced weight is ideal for redistributing spaces in old dwellings or renovations. It provides greater safety as it reduces structural load, in addition to offering more resistant options against moisture, fire, or impacts.
5. A more efficient building budget
The price per installed metre is usually more competitive due to the reduction in labour, time, and necessary finishes.
Building with pladur is synonymous with efficiency, design, and savings. If you are starting a project or want to carry out a refurbishment, our studio will help you make the most of this system, achieving an impeccable result.
The advantages of pladur are backed by the specifications of the Building Technical Code.
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