The price depends on the type of system, substrate, and area; for larger surfaces, an individual quotation is recommended.
It depends on the area, substrate, shower application and the chosen type of microcement.
The price depends on the type of set, application and shade; the most accurate calculation is based on the specific set.
The price depends on the m², type of system, amount of lacquer, and any substrate preparation required.
The labour cost depends on the area, complexity, substrate and number of layers.
The price is calculated according to the chosen system and any applicable volume discounts.
With an approximate consumption of 0.1 - 0.15 l/m² per layer, you need to calculate according to the number of layers.
The labour cost per layer varies depending on the region, area, and complexity of details.
Gel and varnishing alone are priced based on area, number of layers and the complexity of protecting surrounding surfaces.
Usually a few percent extra depending on complexity, absorbency, and the applicator's experience.
For 10 m², a complete set is suitable, or alternatively, a calculation based on the consumption of primer, base, finish, gel and lacquer.
Calculate the complete system with a small allowance, especially for the final render and lacquer.
It is advisable to order a system set for 25 m² or calculate each layer according to consumption.
The simplest way is to use a set based on m²; for individual products, calculate the consumption of each layer separately.
For 80 m² it is better to prepare an individual material list based on the substrate and type of surface.
It depends on the absorbency of the substrate; absorbent or sandy substrates may require a higher consumption.
Calculate the varnish consumption per coat multiplied by the number of coats, usually two.
Divide the total cost of materials by the number of m², but remember to include allowances and tools.
For a standard surface, the e-shop is sufficient; for larger or more complex projects, an enquiry is preferable.
Yes, especially for the final layer and tinted material, having a reserve is sensible.
Typically approximately 60g / m² per coat with 5% dilution in water.
It is usually estimated at around 1 kg/m² per layer, depending on the substrate and thickness.
Approximately 0.7 kg/m² per layer depending on the application technique and texture.
Approximately 0.10 - 0.15 kg/m² per coat, depending on absorbency, application method, and especially the surface texture.
Consumption depends on the substrate’s absorbency; as a guide, refer to the technical datasheet and substrate type.
Specify the area, substrate type, application, shower/floor/wall, shade, and desired date.
For larger areas, non-standard substrates, showers, or if you are unsure about the construction layers.
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