Frequently asked questions

No. It's a cement-based product — concrete, marble powder and selected aggregates — that creates a natural surface 2–3 mm thick. The lacquer comes only at the end, as a protective layer.

No. That's the main advantage: after proper preparation, microtopping bonds to the existing floor — ceramic, porcelain stoneware, marble, concrete and more. No construction debris and almost no change in height.

Yes. Once sealed with dedicated sealers, the surface withstands constant contact with water. In wet rooms we add a subtle anti-slip texture, and the floor can continue onto the wall with no joints.

Yes. The system is suitable for underfloor heating and cooling and withstands temperatures above 70 degrees.

Yes. There are outdoor systems that withstand sun, rain and temperature changes — balconies, exterior walls and surfaces around the house.

Any colour from the RAL chart, in various effects: smooth, clouded, burnt, metallic and 3D, with a matt or gloss finish.

On balconies and terraces, around pools, in driveways, on paths, at house entrances and in public and commercial spaces.

No ordinary paint is used. Dedicated pigments penetrate the concrete, and layers of sealer seal it — so the colour lasts for years with simple cleaning only.

A standard pour is 7–10 cm. With the "Concrete Plus" system we can pour and stamp just 1.5 cm thick over an existing surface.

We also do the groundwork and plan expansion joints in advance with diamond cutting, so we control where hairline cracks will form — if at all. With decorative concrete, local repairs can also be made and hidden within the pattern and colour.

Yes. We recommend waiting about a week after pouring; after that you can drive and park as usual.

Only applicators trained by Topcret. The manufacturer doesn't sell material to professionals who haven't been trained — that way it can guarantee both the material and the workmanship. Art Floor is a certified installer in Israel.

No. There's no debris, the work is quick, and you can walk on the surface after 24 hours.

Almost any stable surface: ceramic, porcelain, cement render, tiles, plaster, plasterboard and marble — without removing what's there. Wooden floors and parquet move, so they must be removed first.

Polished concrete is over 6 cm thick, needs expansion joints and cracks much more easily. Microcement is about 2 mm over the existing surface, a continuous surface with no joints, and comes in a wider range of finishes and textures.

Yes, the materials are fully suitable. You just need to take care with substrate preparation.

Yes, provided the substrate is properly waterproofed and has the correct falls — to prevent rising damp and puddles.

Any Topcret coating can receive a T/Grip anti-slip treatment. The slip-resistance class is set according to the standard required for the space.

Water and neutral soap. From time to time add a gloss wax diluted in water, which renews the protective layer. No solvents or aggressive chemicals.

No — the application cost is the same. An extra is needed only if the substrate is badly damaged and requires a levelling layer or an additional base.

Yes. There's a renewal system that removes signs of wear, and technically the colour can also be changed over an existing coating.