Everything you need to add Mortex and Bealstone to your portfolio.
JOIN US LIVE IN VANCOUVER, October 20 - 23 · 8 a.m to 5 p.m daily, Unit 1, 8385 St. George Street, Vancouver
Mix, trowel, sand, and polish alongside people who apply this material every day. You’ll leave with sample plates, a BEAL certification, and the confidence to bring this system to your next job.
What's included
- Tools and materials for every session
- Breakfast and lunch each day
- Sample plates and pieces to take with you
- Official BEAL certification on completion
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Basics of Mortex:
October 20 - Day One
Your introduction to the Mortex system. You'll learn substrate prep, dosing and mixing, and the fundamentals of application, protection, and maintenance. On the tools, you'll practice the "a secco" and "a fresco" techniques and trowel-finish your first surfaces. You leave with your own sample plates.
$300
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Walls and deco, shower, substrats and floor with Mortex
Days two and three October 21–22
Two full days on decorative application: vertical and horizontal surfaces, floor and stair modules, and finish effects including rust, oxide, wood, stone, and smooth moiré. This is where Mortex stops being a material you've heard about and becomes one you can confidently bid on.
$1,600
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Same as above
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Basics of Bealstone
Day four · October 23
(Save $150 if you attended Day one)
October 23An introduction to Bealstone, BEAL's terrazzo system. You'll cover worksite prep and application in theory, then spend most of the day sanding and polishing, on sample pieces and a floor module, plus the maintenance and cleanup routine every job site needs.
$800
"I've spent the last decade applying these materials on high-end residential projects. This training is built around real experience... not theory."
Why get BEAL certified
- Be one of the first.
There's no established BEAL network in North America yet. Certification puts you on a very short list of contractors who can actually do this work. - Win better jobs.
A BEAL certification is proof to architects, designers, and GCs that you know the system, not just that you own a trowel. - Get trade pricing and real backup.
Direct access to product, pricing, and technical support from someone who's applied it for 10+ years, not a call center. - Join a community, not a customer list.
You don’t have to figure this out alone anymore. Certified installers become part of a working community that holds the same standard.