What is Aqua Base?
Aqua Base is a microcement base layer used for levelling and reinforcing the system.
Answers about applying, maintaining and choosing microcement systems.
Aqua Base is a microcement base layer used for levelling and reinforcing the system.
Aqua Microconcrete is a finer final microcement screed for a smoother appearance.
Aqua Nature is a final decorative microcement skim coat with a medium texture.
Gela Cryl TR100 is an acrylic pore filler and patination gel used prior to varnishing.
Primer Plus is a primer and adhesion agent used to prepare substrates before applying further layers.
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.
Aqua Quartz is a very fine system, whereas Aqua Microconcrete has a fine but more pronounced mineral texture.
Aqua Nature has a medium texture, Aqua Microconcrete is finer and smoother.
Specify the area, substrate type, application, shower/floor/wall, shade, and desired date.
The basics are a trowel, rollers, abrasives, vacuum cleaner, mixer, tape, and protective equipment.
When overlapping joints, board materials, substrates at risk of movement, and in bathrooms.
Choose a metallic coating for decorative effect, not as a universal technical substitute for microcement.
Choose Aqua Microconcrete if you want a finer and smoother finished surface.
Choose Aqua Nature if you want a more pronounced mineral texture and a concrete appearance.
For larger areas, non-standard substrates, showers, or if you are unsure about the construction layers.
The abrasive is chosen according to the layer; coarser for the base, finer for the final layers.
Most commonly a stainless steel float; for a finer finish, a plastic float can also be used.
Use a glass fibre reinforcement mesh suitable for trowel-applied systems.
A finer finishing plaster and a carefully sealed lacquered surface are more suitable for furniture.
A durable flooring system with reinforced edges is suitable for stairs.
For the bathroom, choose a complete waterproof system including a base layer, finishing render, gel, and lacquer.
For the floor, choose a durable complete system with a suitable lacquer for mechanical stress.
Choose a system with a good lacquer for the kitchen, especially for splashbacks and surfaces exposed to grease.
A complete bathroom system including waterproofing beneath the system and a high-quality topcoat belongs in the shower.
For walls, a lighter composition can be used depending on the load, but a final sealing is necessary in humid conditions.
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