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ErreLAB Pietra Continua
Hard decorative resins that look like natural stone, laid as one continuous surface with no grout lines. Six finishes, each applied by hand, so no two floors or walls are the same.

What it is
Pietra Continua is a two-part, water-based epoxy resin with no solvents. It is coloured with natural earths and oxides and enriched with lava powder, quartz and mica, which give it the depth and grain of real stone.
It is trowelled on in thin layers, then textured, sanded and colour-washed by hand. The result is a hard-wearing, stain-resistant surface that is water resistant at every layer and can be laid over screed, tiles or timber.
Pietra Continua is for indoor floors, walls and worktops, including bathrooms and wet rooms. For terraces, balconies and pool surrounds, use Pietra Continua Outdoor.
At a glance
- Type
- Two-part water-based epoxy (R303 Base Pietra)
- Use
- Indoor floors, walls and worktops
- Substrates
- Screed, concrete, tiles, timber (with the right primer)
- Sealer
- Top Clear in matt, satin or gloss. ErreLAB recommends matt
- Colour
- Style, Elegance and Trend colourways, plus ErreLAB colours
- Installation
- Professional installation recommended
Six finishes
Every finish has three signature colourways, Style, Elegance and Trend, and Basalto can be made in any colour from the ErreLAB range. Travertino and Quarzite are for floors only; the other four suit floors and walls.

Basalto
Compact, even and understated, inspired by volcanic bluestone.
View Basalto →
Calcare
A gentle, weathered texture like natural limestone, laid in a single coat.
View Calcare →
Travertino
The light-and-shadow movement of classic travertine.
View Travertino →
Quarzite
Flowing parallel movement with a subtle pearlescent shimmer.
View Quarzite →
Porfido
Bold horizontal bands and a two-tone wash, like Italian porphyry.
View Porfido →
Scisto
Diagonal texture with crystal-like reflections. The most contemporary of the six.
View Scisto →Key features
Colours
Every finish has three colourways, 18 in all. Basalto and Calcare also come in the Colours Selection (40) and Magma (19) charts.
Tested performance
Independently tested, so you can specify it with confidence.
Full certificates are on ErreLAB’s certification page, or call 01472 240 340 and we’ll send them over.
Installation
Best applied by a trained installer. Each finish has its own texturing and colour-wash method, shown in full on its page and in the application manual.
How Pietra Continua is applied
- Prime the substrate with the ErreLAB primer that suits it.
- Pigment R303 Base Pietra with COLORLAB toner and trowel it on, in one or two coats depending on the finish.
- Texture the fresh resin with the trowel to create the pattern for your finish.
- Once dry, sand (80 to 120 grit) and remove all dust.
- Apply the colour wash (Velopietra) by mop or glove, for finishes that use one.
- Seal with Top Clear. Walls can use Velatura instead.
Want to apply it yourself? See our training courses, or call us to talk through your project.
Videos
ErreLAB’s own videos are in Italian, but the technique speaks for itself.
Planning a Pietra Continua floor or wall?
We’ll help you choose a finish and colour, send samples and talk you through the build-up for your substrate.



