Definition and context of construction accessories

Construction accessories are auxiliary materials, products and elements that are used together with the main materials to improve, facilitate or guarantee the correct execution and durability of a work. They do not constitute the main structure, but they are essential for finishes, repairs, reinforcements and protection in the different construction phases.

These accessories range from chemical products such as adhesives and sealants, to physical elements such as profiles, joints and moldings. Its function is varied: ensure adhesion between materials, allow structural movements, protect surfaces, improve aesthetics or facilitate installation and maintenance. Its correct selection and application is essential for the quality and success of any construction project.

Accessories for finishes and coatings

This category includes products such as adhesives, special mortars, meshes, and profiles that facilitate the application and finishing of coatings on walls, ceilings, and floors. For example, special mortars allow the leveling and adhesion of tiles or plasterboard, improving resistance and surface finish.

Gypsum or PVC profiles, designed to protect edges, corners and joints, ensure the integrity and aesthetics of the finishes. These profiles also act as guides for correct installation and provide additional support against impacts or deformations.

Adhesives and sealants, for their part, guarantee a lasting bond between different materials, increasing impermeability and preventing leaks that could compromise the structure or finish.

Complements for joints and expansions

Expansion joints are controlled spaces that are incorporated into pavements, walls and structures to absorb movements derived from thermal changes, settlements or vibrations. Joint accessories include flexible profiles, sealing bands and elastic materials that allow this mobility without causing damage.