Surfaces rooted
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Micro-cement is a versatile material consisting of high-performance cement mixed with synthetic polymers, ultra-fine aggregates, additives, and color pigments. It can adhere to various surfaces and is often used for decorative or protective purposes.

Cement-based Micro-cement typically requires a top sealer to make the surface waterproof, while synthetic Micro-cement is a fully waterproof system.

Tadelakt is a natural plaster made from lime, water, and pigment. It originated in Morocco and is known for its smooth and waterproof finish. You can find out more here

Forcrete is a line of technologically advanced decorative micro-cement and seamless surface coatings. It offers a range of design options and can be used for various applications, such as flooring, walls, and countertops.

Mineral plasters are made from natural materials that can often be sourced near the building site. Earth plasters, for example, are a mixture of local clays, sand, and fibers like straw. They provide a natural, breathable finish for interior walls and have been used for thousands of years.

Micro-toppings are a type of concrete coating service that can transform floors or walls without removing the existing surfaces. They are applied at a thickness of 3mm and can be used on a variety of surfaces, such as wood, concrete, self-leveling, ceramic, and natural stone.

Venetian plaster or lime plaster differs from other plasters in that it does not contain aggregates. However, other types of plaster, such as Tadelakt and Marmorino, include aggregates like marble, granite, or glass. Venetian plaster is known for its smooth, polished finish and is often used in decorative applications.

Earth plaster, also known as clay plaster, is a blend of unfired clays mixed with fine sand to provide a natural, breathable finish for interior walls. It has been used all over the world for thousands of years and is considered an eco-friendly and sustainable option for building materials.