kalkkilaasteet
Kalkkilaasteet, also known as lime plaster or limewash, refers to traditional building materials made from slaked lime. This material has been used for centuries in construction for both decorative and protective purposes. Its primary component, calcium hydroxide, is created by heating limestone and then slaking it with water. The resulting paste can be mixed with aggregates like sand or even straw to form a workable plaster.
When applied to a surface, kalkkilaasteet undergoes a process called carbonation, where it reacts with atmospheric
Historically, kalkkilaasteet was widely used as a finish coat on interior and exterior walls, providing a smooth