Ecoflor MicroConcrete's strength isn't a marketing claim — it's independently verified. NATA-accredited testing by Sharp & Howells (Test Report No. 6730, per AS 1012) found the MicroConcrete Base Coat reaches up to 20 MPa compressive strength and 6.1 MPa flexural strength after 28 days of curing.

Compressive Strength Over Time

Tested across two cube sizes for consistency:

• 1 day: 7.4–9.2 MPa
• 7 days: 16.0–17.5 MPa
• 28 days: 20.0–20.5 MPa

Flexural Strength Over Time

Flexural strength (25mm beam, ASTM C580) develops alongside compressive strength:

• 1 day: 3.1 MPa
• 7 days: 5.3 MPa
• 28 days: 6.1 MPa

One Grade: Premium

Some competitors offer a tiered lineup — a premium version and a cheaper, lower-spec option. Ecoflor doesn't. There's one grade, tested and used across every project regardless of budget tier.

FAQ

What is the compressive strength of Ecoflor MicroConcrete?
Independent NATA-accredited testing (Sharp & Howells, AS 1012) found the Base Coat reaches up to 20 MPa at 28 days.

Is Ecoflor MicroConcrete independently tested?
Yes — testing is conducted by Sharp & Howells, a NATA-accredited laboratory, using Australian Standard AS 1012 methods.

Does Ecoflor offer a cheaper, lower-spec version of the product?
No — every installation uses the same tested, premium-grade system.