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Cement-free microtopping · since 2006

From floor to wall, mineral and seamless.

Cement-free, Yellostone doesn't crack. It goes on at 2 to 3 mm over the existing surface, tiles included, and is sold by the m² as a complete system. 120 shades, and an advice-giving store near you.

It doesn't crack

Cement-free, the surface stays intact over time on a sound substrate.

It stands up to footfall

Rated U3 P3 under the French UPEC system: it resists the wear and indentation of spaces open to the public, such as shops, offices and restaurants.

It goes over what's there

With the bonding primer: tiles, screed, concrete, painted surfaces, underfloor heating. No demolition.

After
Before
After
Before

Ready to use

It doesn't dry out in the pot, so you work at your own pace.

One product, 120 shades.

There is only one Yellostone microtopping. Choose the shade, give the surface area: the complete system is sold by the m².

A complete system

Three coats of microtopping, then two coats of varnish. Nothing to guess, nothing to mix.

  1. Bonding primer

    Prepares the substrate: tiles, screed, concrete, paint, underfloor heating.

  2. Three coats of microtopping

    Two base coats, then one finishing coat.

  3. Two coats of varnish

    They protect against water and stains.

Where to use it

Indoors, on almost any substrate.

Bathrooms and showers

One continuous surface, no more grout to clean.

Over tiles

Covered without removal, once the grout lines are filled.

Floors

From room to room, with no threshold or joint.

Worktops

Worktop, splashback and floor in the same material.

Walls

A continuous material, from floor to ceiling.

Stairs

Treads and risers in one piece.

m² laid
170K+
Since
2006
Shades
120
& France
Benelux
All projects
Modern Kitchen and Dining Room (1/5)
Modern Kitchen and Dining Room (2/5)
Modern Kitchen and Dining Room (3/5)
Modern Kitchen and Dining Room (4/5)
Modern Kitchen and Dining Room (5/5)

Modern Kitchen and Dining Room

Bruges, Belgique1 / 5

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Projects

See the material, ask your questions.

Our advice-giving stores show you the shades, look at your substrate with you and work out the area.