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In recent years, it has become increasingly common to undertake a complete renovation. Complete renovations have become the preferred option in both the private market and the contract market, as they open up the possibility of fully customizing a home (both indoor and outdoor spaces), facades or commercial premises.
When it comes to taking on a complete renovation, one of the aspects that makes a difference is the choosing materials. This is another reason why we are in a golden age of complete renovations: the wide variety of options available makes it feasible to fully tailor the result to different aesthetic styles, and to technically address the morphology of the spaces, their function and intensity of use, even those exposed to outdoor elements.
As a construction material, Coverlam has become a key part of the market for complete renovations, with architects and interior designers relying on it as a guarantee of quality, innovation and aesthetic beauty.
In addition to its extensive catalogue, the excellent technical performance of the material and the ease of cutting and handling have made it a firm favourite for the design and execution of all kinds of projects.
Among the qualities that set Coverlam apart as the most suitable material for complete renovations is its availability in a thickness of 3.5 mm, which means the slabs can be laid on top of existing wall or floor tiles, thus avoiding the need for demolition work and the resulting debris, and shortening project completion times by up to 38 minutes per m2.
Its large size also considerably reduces the number of pieces to be installed, lightening the workload and therefore keeping down the manual labour costs of any complete renovation.