Microcement Facade


Definition and Application

  • A new and very thin coating that creates a concrete and modern look.
  • Composition of cement, water-based resin, additives and pigments.
  • Use in exterior and interior facades, floors, walls, bathrooms and kitchens.


Application process

  • Surface preparation: clean, dry, free of dust and cracks.
  • Base layer: Create a solid base using glass mesh to prevent cracking.
  • Layer Middle: Multiple layers for surface integrity and smoothness.
  • Top layer: Determines the final appearance and desired texture.
  • Sealer and varnish: Protects against water, UV, scratches, and determines the final gloss (matte, semi-matte, glossy).


Features and benefits

  • Integrated and seamless appearance, minimal and modern
  • Variety of colors and textures
  • Can be applied to concrete, cement, tile, ceramic, plaster, metal, wood and old surfaces
  • High resistance to abrasion, water, impact and temperature changes
  • High flexibility compared to traditional concrete
  • UV protection with final layers
  • Quick and easy installation with weight Low
  • Antibacterial and antifungal properties


Applications

  • Exterior facade of residential, villa, apartment, commercial and office buildings
  • Covering walls, columns and architectural elements
  • Renovation and renovation of old facades
  • Covering around windows and doors


Considerations

  • Requires a skilled and specialized contractor for final quality
  • Higher cost than cement coating or traditional paint
  • Maintenance: Cleaning with mild materials and periodic inspection of the protective layer
  • Sensitivity to concentrated strong impact


Hasco Holding Microcement, a combination of modern aesthetics, high durability and versatility for unique and integrated facades.