An Introduction to Mas Maya: Application Course - from £199.00 GBP
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This one day course is a practical, hands-on workshop that teaches the fundaments of applying Mas Maya.
You will learn the various stages of application based on the material it is being applied to, surface preparation, the techniques used for specific aesthetic effects and how to achieve a smooth, seamless finish.
No previous plastering experience is necessary - we warmly welcome keen DIYers to experienced professionals and everything in between...
Complementary materials are also provided.
Places are limited and allocated on a first-come-first-serve basis.
The course will be a unique opportunity to gain a genuine understanding of the material and meet the team behind the brand.
Saturday 11th October 2025, Conil de la Frontera, Spain (Contact us to book)
Friday 7th November 2025, Battersea, London (Click "Select a time" button above to book)
Saturday 8th November 2025, Battersea, London (Click "Select a time" button above to book)
Saturday 17th January 2026, Conil de la Frontera, Spain (Contact us to book)
Saturday 21st February 2026, Conil de la Frontera, Spain (Contact us to book)
Natural & breathable
Crafted from plant extracts and limestone, Mas Maya Coating is breathable and free of VOCs, toxins and chemicals.
Versatile
For all interior and exterior surfaces including floors, it can be applied directly over almost any material.
Water resistant
Due to its natural water resistancy, it's highly suited to bathrooms, pools and other areas in contact with water.
Durability backed by science
Scientists have shown that Mayan plaster mimics the structure of seashells giving it incredible strength and durability.
Flexible
The added plant extracts give excellent elasticity, preventing cracking and ensuring compatibility with extreme temperatures and underfloor heating.
Low carbon footprint
Our Coating is made from sustainable abundant materials sourced in Europe and to mimimise our carbon footprint it is sent in powdered form.
