
MORTEX®
MORTEX® is a thin, lime-based microcement troweled by hand onto floors, walls, and showers.
Four days of hands-on training, November 26 to 29, taught by BEAL instructors. Come and leave with your own sample pieces and a BEAL certificate of participation.
Tile setters, drywallers, painters, decorative finishers, and renovation contractors who want to add mineral finishes to the work they offer. No microcement experience needed for day one.

MORTEX® is a thin, lime-based microcement troweled by hand onto floors, walls, and showers.

BEALSTONE® is BEAL’s terrazzo system: a mineral binder mixed with stone or glass chips, then ground smooth.
Architects and designers want microcement and terrazzo for high-end homes, hotels, and commercial spaces. Few tradespeople in BC know how to install them, and that gap is your opportunity.
Hand-applied finishes take skill most crews don’t have, and clients pay for that skill.
Custom homes, spa bathrooms, feature walls, and boutique commercial fit-outs are where these finishes get specified.
MORTEX® goes right over existing tile, so you can offer a full bathroom refresh without the tear-out.
If you already tile, plaster, or paint, much of what you know carries over. You’ll offer clients something new without changing how you run your business.
November 26 to 29 · 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily
8385 St. George Street, Vancouver, BC
Small groups: up to 12 people
Basics of MORTEX®
Day one will be your introduction to MORTEX®. You’ll learn how to prep the surface, mix the material, and apply, seal, and care for it. Then you’ll practice the two core techniques, a secco (over a dry coat) and a fresco (wet on wet), and trowel your first sample plates to take home.
MORTEX® walls, showers, and floors
Two full days of decorative work: walls and floors, stair modules, and finish effects like 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.
[Day one required first.]
Basics of BEALSTONE®
An introduction to BEALSTONE®, BEAL’s terrazzo system. You’ll cover site prep and application, then spend most of the day sanding and polishing sample pieces and a floor module. You’ll finish with the maintenance and cleanup routine every job needs.
$3, 200 CAD for the full course. Payment plans available.
At typical rates, one bathroom job can cover the training cost.
I spent 10 years applying these finishes on homes in Whistler and Vancouver, and I learned most of it the hard way. This is the training I wish I’d had at the start.”
Not for day one. It’s built for tradespeople who are new to microcement. Days two and three build on day one, so take day one first, or have previous MORTEX® training.
Currently, all four days are offered as a package so you can get all of the foundational knowledge you need.
Your instructor comes from BEAL in Europe, and the course is taught in English.
Work clothes and closed-toe shoes. We supply all tools, materials, and protective gear. And a positive attitude.
BEAL sets a minimum group size for each course. If a course doesn’t reach it, we’ll let you know at least 7 days ahead and offer a full refund or a seat at the next session.
Unfortunately, no refunds are available at this time.
You’ll receive a BEAL certificate of participation for each course you complete. Becoming a BEAL Listed Applicator is a separate step, and we’ll walk you through it after the training.
Parking and transit details will be provided to you after registration.