Microcement without building work, without resins and without surprises. Treviso is cement-effect porcelain stoneware by Vetonek in a rectified 29.3x59.3 cm format: the continuous, industrial look of microcement with the hardness and zero maintenance of porcelain.
Four serene tones — Pearl, Greige, Beige and Cloud — with R10 and R12 anti-slip versions for each, and the Dots family: the same cement with a delicate geometric stippling for walls and accent bands.
Technical characteristics
Material: porcelain stoneware (BIa, ISO 13006) · matt · rectified · 8.2 mm thick
Anti-slip: standard for indoors · R10 (class 2) · R12 (class 3) for outdoor areas and ramps
Box: 7 pieces = 1.22 m² (22.8 kg) · Pallet: 40 boxes = 48.64 m²
Use: floors and walls, indoor and outdoor (frost resistant)
Where it fits
Homes with an industrial-minimalist aesthetic, commercial spaces and offices, bathrooms with built shower trays (R12 is perfect for the shower floor), terraces matching the interior. The rectangular format laid in a running bond is the signature of the style.
Vetonek tip: same tone in three grips — standard indoors, R10 in wet areas, R12 outside — and the house flows seamlessly from end to end. Add 10% for cuts and round up to boxes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Treviso or real microcement?
Applied microcement demands a perfect substrate, an expert craftsman, periodic sealing, and it can crack. Treviso delivers the same look in porcelain: conventional installation, superior hardness, zero maintenance and a fixed price per m². The only visible difference is the fine joints of the rectified edge.
Which version do I need: standard, R10 or R12?
Standard for dry interiors (living rooms, bedrooms, offices). R10 (slip-resistance class 2) for kitchens, bathrooms and areas that sometimes get wet. R12 (slip-resistance class 3) for outdoors, ramps, walk-in showers and pool surrounds. The tone is identical across all three, so you can combine them with no color jump.
What is the Puntos family?
The same cement with a subtle geometric dimpling, designed for accent walls, counter fronts or bands. The Multicolor version mixes the series' tones in a single piece.
How much does each box cover?
Each box contains 7 pieces of 29.3x59.3 cm = 1.22 m² (22.8 kg). The full pallet is 40 boxes = 48.64 m².
How is it laid for the most seamless effect?
Offset by one third, with a 1.5–2 mm joint and grout exactly matching the piece's tone. The more the joint blends in, the stronger the microcement effect.
How much material should I order?
Add 10% to your m² for cuts and round up to full boxes. From about 44 m², the full pallet is the best buy.
