Decorative wall & floor finishes

Decorative finishes for walls and floors: microcement, spatula plasters, wall coatings, wallcovering and wood finishes. Choose by effect and substrate.

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Ordering for a complete job?

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Frequently asked questions about decorative wall and floor finishes

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For walls there are spatula plasters and coatings such as microresina, wallcrete and wallzero, next to a wood-effect finish in several formats and a wallpaper range. The look runs from matt and mineral to smooth and glossy.

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Yes: floorzero and the cementoresina and microresina lines are used on floors where a seamless surface without joints is wanted. The substrate has to be sound, clean and primed before the first coat goes on.

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The range includes a stainless steel trowel, a mixer for two-component products and a stripe tool for a striped wall effect. A trowel-applied finish asks for a flat, closed substrate.

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Yes. A primer evens out the absorption of the substrate and gives the first coat something to hold on to, on walls as well as on floors. Take a primer that matches the substrate.

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Decorative wall and floor finishes: what to choose

These finishes are about the surface itself: a mineral plaster, a resin-based coating, a wood effect or a textile wallcovering. The choice starts with the effect you want and with the room the surface is in.

All of them are built up in layers on a substrate that has to be flat, sound and primed. A trowel finish shows every unevenness, so repairing and priming the wall is part of the job, not a step you can skip.