Decorative Wall & Facade Coating in Lebanon
WallTex is a ready-mixed, polymer-fortified cement coating that sticks to almost any flat or curved masonry surface — interior feature walls, full building facades, columns, retaining walls. Trowelled, combed, sponged or sprayed into any texture you want, 2 to 10 mm thick, and left to weather for decades without repainting.



Facades that stay clean
Paint fades and peels; render cracks. WallTex is a cement coating with polymer inside, so it flexes a little, sheds water and holds its color. Residential buildings, villas, commercial and industrial buildings from the coast to the mountains. Minimum maintenance — a wash now and then.
Interior feature walls
A raw concrete look on a plasterboard or block wall: smooth trowelled, clouded, board-formed, striped or heavily textured. Restaurants, lobbies, shops, bedrooms. Pairs naturally with our microcement floors.
Application
Clean and prime the substrate, apply WallTex in one or two coats to the chosen thickness, texture while wet, seal if required. Colors are integral or applied as a wash. Exterior work is scheduled around weather; interior walls take a day or two per room.
Why TopCrete
- A cementitious system, not a paint — from concrete specialists who understand substrates and movement.
- Unlimited textures, shown on real sample boards before we start.
- Crews for both a single feature wall and a ten-storey facade.
Frequently asked questions
Can WallTex go over painted walls?
Over sound paint, yes, after sanding and priming. Over loose or flaking paint we strip first.
Does it crack?
The polymer keeps it flexible and we treat joints and cracks in the substrate before coating. Properly applied, it outlasts paint many times over.
Is it waterproof?
It is water-shedding; for basements or wet rooms we add a waterproofing layer underneath.
Get a Decorative Wall & Facade Coating quote
Send us photos or a plan of the space and we’ll come back with a price per m² — usually the same day.
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