Which ShapeShell material should we specify for an interior?
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“RG for painted, seamless interior work such as ceilings and feature walls. RT where the element is large, needs to be light, or has to take contact, cleaning or moisture. RC where the interior wants concrete mass and texture, or where a non combustible material is required.”
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