"The beam ceiling which is been plastered with natural momentum."
The ceiling beams were not plastered without reason. One reason is fire protection
and another one is the connection of the ceiling panel between the beams.
Since the components that serve as the ceiling are made of plaster and wood, the connection between the ceiling panel and the unplastered beam is always a place that is in motion and from which dust and dirt fall downwards.
For this reason, and also for aesthetic reasons, beam ceilings in half-timbered houses should be plastered.
This gives the building style its charm and characteristic touch.
This type of "loam stucco" is mainly found in half-timbered houses.
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