SAMPLES

What Are Microcement Samples

Microcement samples provide a practical way to view, touch and test colour options, textures and finishes before committing to a full-scale installation. These “try-before-you-buy” pieces come in formats such as 28 × 28 cm boards or small test kits that cover 1 m². By selecting microcement samples, you can experience how the surface will look under your lighting, alongside your furniture and décor, helping you choose with confidence.

A sample from Festfloor enables you to evaluate the actual tone, texture and finish of the microcement in your real environment. Whether you’re testing a wall colour, floor tone or countertop fragment, these samples reduce uncertainty and ensure your final result fits the space perfectly. They’re an essential step for anyone who wants a seamless effect, proper colour matching and an accurate preview of how microcement will integrate into their interior.

Why Choose Festfloor Samples

Festfloor samples streamline the decision-making process by giving you a realistic preview of the material. The sample boards are finished with the same microcement system, pigments and sealer that full installations use, so you can trust that what you see is what you’ll get. With Festfloor, you have access to official colour books, sample boards and test kits that reflect the actual product performance, making it easier to match flooring, walls or feature surfaces before installation.

Ordering a microcement sample allows you to compare different shades, test lighting effects and visualise how finishes behave over time. This helps avoid costly mistakes and ensures you choose a finish that truly complements your space. Festfloor’s sample range supports you in making informed choices, allowing you to plan installations with clarity and certainty.

What’s Included in the Samples Range

The samples category offers a variety of formats tailored to different testing needs:

• Sample boards (28 × 28 cm) showing the actual texture and colour of the microcement system

• Colour books or palettes that contain multiple tone swatches in one folder for comparison

• Test kits that allow you to apply the microcement yourself on a small area, letting you see how it handles and performs

• Pigment and accessory add-ons so you can test custom colour variations

These formats give you flexibility — whether you want a quick glance at a shade, a hands-on trial or a full DIY test area. Festfloor ensures each sample reflects the genuine product experience.

How to Use Microcement Samples in Your Project

Using samples correctly makes a big difference. Place boards in different areas of your room — near windows, under artificial light, next to your furniture — to assess how the colour shifts with lighting and surroundings. For floors, hold a sample board and tilt it under light to see how texture and tone change visually. With walls or feature surfaces, carry the sample near cabinetry or fabrics to ensure harmony.

Test kits offer deeper insight: follow the instructions to apply the sample material yourself, observe drying times, finish appearance and maintenance ease. This direct experience helps you confirm the system’s suitability for your space. After choosing a sample you like, you can feel confident moving ahead with the full installation, knowing the result will match your expectations.

FAQ – Microcement Samples

Why should I order a microcement sample?

A sample helps you evaluate the true colour, texture and finish in your own space before committing to a full installation.

Are sample boards the same material as full installations?

Yes. Festfloor uses the same system, pigments and finish on the sample boards as in full-scale projects.

How many samples should I order?

It’s recommended to test at least two or three shades under your room lighting to compare and ensure you pick the best match.

Can I apply a test kit myself?

Yes. Festfloor test kits are designed for small-scale application and include instructions, making them suitable for trial before a larger project.

What is included in a colour book sample?

A colour book sample contains multiple tone swatches from the system palette, helping you compare and select your preferred finish in one reference tool.