Concrete plaster offers modern and unconventional design for interior and exterior areas.
Are you considering giving your walls in the bathroom, kitchen, or other interior or exterior areas a modern and minimalist look? Thinking about concrete imitation but unsure if this solution is right for you? We provide advice on where concrete plaster can be used and how it is applied to walls. We will discuss the main advantages of this decorative material and guide you through various application techniques for a perfect appearance.
What is concrete plaster?
Concrete imitation, concrete plaster, or the imitation of exposed concrete are essentially the same. It is a decorative concrete plaster that can be used not only indoors but also outdoors. The concrete look creates an industrial design and offers a long-term functional solution not only for households.
Properties of Concrete Imitation
- Highly resistant to moisture, temperatures, and abrasion
- Highly resistant to water and stress
- Easy application
- 8 colour tones
Applications for Concrete Plaster
Concrete plaster is suitable for interior wall design, but also as a functional surface material for outdoor areas. It is easy to clean and can handle grease. When used in damp areas such as shower enclosures or bathrooms, it is necessary to apply 3-4 coats of the final varnish to enhance functionality and durability and to prevent the penetration of water and moisture.
Applications for concrete plaster
- Bathrooms
- Shower enclosures
- Kitchens
- Living rooms
- Fireplace surrounds and areas
- Flooring, not just in bathrooms
- Garages
- Chimneys
- Walls
- House facades
How to Apply Concrete Plaster?
The application is not complicated and can easily be done yourself. However, it is important to follow the correct application process. First, the surface to which the plaster will be applied must be properly cleaned, and the walls must be primed before applying the plaster. Concrete plaster can be applied to any absorbent surface.
The lifespan of concrete plaster is also influenced by other aspects that should not be neglected before application. To make the application easier for you, we have prepared a separate article titled "How to Apply Concrete Plaster," where you can find detailed instructions on the procedure.
Application Techniques and Final Implementation
With various application techniques, you can further enhance the appearance of concrete imitation. Techniques and their descriptions, along with information on the procedure for a perfect final result, can be found in the article "Techniques for Working with Concrete Plaster."
The result looks truly amazing; see for yourself by visiting our gallery of completed projects.
We supply concrete plaster in 20-kg buckets, ready for use. The package also includes a primer and the final varnish. When applying 2 layers, a 20-kg package covers an area of 10 m². The price per square meter is approximately 21 EUR.
