Stucco

Decorative coating with a stone-like appearance

What is Stucco?

Stucco, or Mirror, is a unique resin-based coating that originated in Italy.
This coating, with a thickness of just a few millimeters and a variety of colors, is used to replicate the appearance of stone and can be applied to a wide range of substrates. After proper application and polishing, the surface gains a shine similar to that of stone, allowing reflections of other objects to appear as if in a mirror.
Architects and designers have used the luxurious look of stone in both interior and exterior design for years. However, stone has limitations in size and dimensions, along with heavy weight and difficulty in transportation, installation, and handling. With this coating, you can make any surface resemble a stone slab, without dealing with the limitations of stone dimensions available on the market.
Additionally, the possibility of color customization allows you to enhance the harmony of the space and order the stone pattern in the specific color code required for your environment.
Quick application, light weight, and no concern about how to transport heavy slabs into the space, due to limited space and narrow stair landings, eliminate all your worries about having a stone-like design, helping you make a comfortable and stress-free decision.

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Features of Stucco Material

  • Minimal thickness of about 1 millimeter
  • Light weight compared to stone (less than 1 kilogram per unit area)
  • Lightweight structure due to the lack of high dead load on the building
  • Creation of a seamless and uniform surface with no limitations on dimensions
  • Water-repellent properties
  • Can be applied to various surfaces such as plaster, cement, gypsum board (KNAUF), wood, metal, MDF, tiles, ceramics, stone, and more
  • Ability to change texture and pattern after several years without the need for demolition of the initial application
  • No need to demolish the existing surface

Steps for Applying Stucco

  • Remove existing cracks in the substrate
  • Remove surface dust and prepare the area
  • Level the surface’s waves and irregularities
  • Apply a special substrate for Stucco
  • Apply primer to ensure adhesion of the coating to the substrate
  • Apply two to three layers of Stucco
  • Polish surfaces (between 1 to 4 stages)
  • Apply final stabilizer
  • Final polish

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