acrylic render

Acrylic render is a versatile and durable option that offers a smooth, modern finish to your building's exterior or interior walls. Unlike traditional cement render, acrylic render includes acrylic, a type of plastic that provides superior flexibility and strength, reducing the risk of cracks over time. This makes it ideal for surfaces that may expand or contract with changing weather conditions, such as concrete, brick, or even foam board.

At Solution Render, we use high-quality acrylic products to ensure a professional and long-lasting finish. Acrylic render is available in a wide range of textures and colours, giving you the freedom to customize the look of your project.

Whether you're renovating your home, updating a commercial property, or looking for a fresh, contemporary finish, acrylic render provides a sleek and durable solution.

PROS:

1.  Flexibility: Acrylic render includes acrylic, which adds flexibility and reduces the risk of cracks over time, making it suitable for surfaces that experience movement or weather changes. 

2.  Durability: Its strength and resistance to cracking contribute to a long-lasting, robust finish for both exterior and interior walls. 

3.  Versatility: Acrylic render can be applied to various surfaces such as concrete, brick, and foam board, offering a wide range of applications. 

4.  Customizable: It is available in many textures and colors, allowing for customization to fit specific design needs. 

5.  Weather Resistant: The added flexibility and composition make it more resistant to weather conditions, ideal for external walls exposed to the elements. 

CONS:

1.  Cost: Acrylic render can be more expensive than traditional cement render due to its high-quality materials and enhanced performance. 

2.  Application Complexity: Applying acrylic render may require more skill and experience, increasing labor costs and the need for professional installation. 

3.  Thicker Finish: Acrylic render may create a thicker layer on surfaces compared to traditional renders, which might not be suitable for projects requiring thinner coatings. 

4.  Drying Time: It may take longer to dry than some other types of render, potentially delaying project timelines, especially in humid conditions. 

5.  Less Traditional Appearance: While it offers modern finishes, acrylic render might not achieve the same natural, textured look as traditional cement or lime-based renders, which some may prefer.