Can a beginner handle the application?
Yes, on smaller and less risky areas; shower and floor are more demanding.
Answers about applying, maintaining and choosing microcement systems.
Yes, on smaller and less risky areas; shower and floor are more demanding.
Yes, but only if it is compatible and the surface allows good adhesion of the subsequent layer.
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.
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.
The plasterboard must be stable, suitable for damp conditions, waterproofed and ideally reinforced with mesh.
Strength, evenness, waterproofing in wet zones, and systematic reinforcement are crucial.
The substrate must be solid, even, waterproof and ready for the application of the screed system.
No, Aqua Base is a base layer; it can only be used as a final layer after individual assessment and varnishing.
Yes, if used as part of a complete waterproof system.
Yes, Aqua Nature is suitable for bathrooms when used as part of a complete system.
Yes, especially for the final layer and tinted material, having a reserve is sensible.
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.
For the bathroom, choose a complete waterproof system including a base layer, finishing render, gel, and lacquer.
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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