Epoxy binders

A stone carpet is a floor covering made of rounded pebbles, most often quartz or marble, which is distinguished by a wide range of colours and grains.

The basis of everything, however, is a high-quality resin. The pebbles are practically eternal, the difference is in the strength and durability of the binder.

It belongs to the first generation of binders developed for stone carpets. These binders are characterised by their strength, chemical resistance, safety, but also by the need for revitalisation over time. Epoxy binders are not UV stable, they yellow over time and the binder is lost from the surface of the stone in the exterior, therefore revitalisation of such surfaces is necessary.

Epoxy binders are only recommended for river pebbles in the exterior, not for marble pebbles.

EpoStone binder

It is characterized by high strength and chemical resistance. The binder is not UV stable and therefore stone carpet with this binder must be revitalized to preserve its properties in the long term. EpoStone binder is only recommended in combination with river pebbles.


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TopWall binder

Designed for the application of vertical surfaces without the need for formwork. The TopWall binder serves as a primer for the substrate as well as a binder for the pebbles themselves. This binder is not UV stable and is therefore only recommended in combination with river pebbles.


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EpoStone Clear binder

Designed only for the application of stone carpet in the interior of buildings. This binder is not intended for exterior use. The binder can be combined with both river and marble stones in the interior.


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TopVital Revitalizing Coating

If an epoxy binder has been used for the stone carpet, the surface of the stone carpet should be recoated with a revitalizing coating every 2 years or so. The application of the revitalising coating will restore the gloss and increase the strength of the stone carpet.


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