kipsille

Kipsille is a Finnish term used in construction and building trades to indicate that something is intended for plastering or for plaster-based finishes. It stems from the word kipsi, meaning plaster or gypsum, and a suffix that marks destination or purpose. In technical usage, kipsille appears on materials, components, or surfaces designated for plastering work.

The term is primarily found in procurement lists, work orders, labeling, and project specifications rather than in everyday conversation. It functions as a practical descriptor within industry documents, signaling that a given item should receive plaster or is prepared for plastering operations. Because it is a specialized term, its appearance is mostly limited to Finnish-language construction texts and trade communications.

Relation to related terms: kipsille is conceptually linked to kipsi (plaster/gypsum) and to other construction terms involving plaster-based products, such as kipsilevy (gypsum board). While not a standalone concept in general reference works, kipsille serves as a concise label used by professionals to clarify purpose on materials lists and workflow notes.

See also: kipsi; kipsilevy; plaster; drywall; Finnish construction terminology.