Ristorante Elementa, Hotel Al Foss
ristorante d'albergo · Vermiglio (TN)
Cementoresina
Surfaces
Resin
Seamless surfaces, from textured trowel work to a flat pour.
The word resin covers different things. Cementoresina is the most hard wearing in the range, goes on floors and walls and is the one we use most in homes. The trowelled finish keeps the mark of the hand, more or less pronounced depending on the grain size, and it too goes on floors and walls. Wallpaper is smooth and velvety, slightly satin, in a single colour, and is used on walls.
Which of the three depends on how much of the material you want to see. It gets decided during sampling, looking at the panels in the light of the room.
Where it is used
- Floors in houses and flats
- Bathroom and living area walls
- Restaurants and retail
Technical data sheets
Thicknesses, foot traffic times, underfloor heating compatibility and certifications are on the maker’s own site, where they are always up to date. We do not keep copies here.
- Data sheets from KerakollFloor and wall resins
Samples
The sample photographs are illustrative: every product comes in several colours.
Resin
Cementoresina
The most hard wearing resin in the range, for floors and walls. Seamless, no grout lines.
MakerKerakoll
UseFloors and walls
One sample, for illustration only: every product comes in several colours, which we go through together during sampling.
Resin
Resina spatolata
Trowel applied, available in several grain sizes for a more or less pronounced trowelled effect. On walls and floors.
MakerKerakoll
UseFloors and walls
One sample, for illustration only: every product comes in several colours, which we go through together during sampling.
The next step
It gets decided on the sample, not on the catalogue.
For every job
We prepare sample panels with the products and colours chosen for that job, and deliver them to the client or the practice. You look at them in the light of the room, not on a screen.
For repeat work
On apartment blocks, residences and hotels we build a sample wall on site, at our expense. You see the real finish on the real substrate before committing the floors.
The quickest way to get there is to meet on site: an hour, and it becomes clear what makes sense.