Caesarstone 412 Beige Ciment is a warm beige porcelain slab with a cement-like, slightly weathered surface. At ROSSITTIS it is used for worktops, wall surfaces and calm interior architecture in a concrete look.
Caesarstone 412 Beige Ciment translates a cement look into a warmer, more homely direction. The colouring lies between beige, cream and a warm grey, and to that is added a deliberately matt, slightly weathered-looking surface. This makes the material read as less cool than grey concrete looks and lets it combine very well with timber, brass or warm natural stone colours. In kitchens, bathrooms and restrained interiors in particular, that is very pleasant.
Unlike genuine cement or lime plaster, Beige Ciment remains predictable and technically clean. There is no open porosity, none of the typical building-site restlessness and no classic sealing issue. Against natural stone in warm beige tones, the material reads as more controlled and more graphic. Anyone looking for a cement-like surface with homely warmth, but without the care and ageing issues of real mineral renders, will find a very good solution here.
As a sintered porcelain slab, Beige Ciment is non-absorbent. That is precisely what makes it so attractive for kitchens, bathrooms and vertical surfaces. Its strength lies in the combination of a calm cement effect, low water absorption and an easy-care surface. Outdoors the material is in principle interesting, but the emphasis lies on high-grade interior fit-out with large-format surfaces and few joints.
The Ultra Rough character is defining. Matt surfaces conceived as honed carry that character best, while smoother interpretations refine the material somewhat. At ROSSITTIS, Caesarstone 412 Beige Ciment is available as a large-format slab, kitchen worktop, vanity top, splashback, wall cladding and for further made-to-measure interior components.
The honest assessment: Beige Ciment is not a natural stone and not a genuine concrete. Its strength is the controlled, warm cement look. Anyone looking for precisely this calm, modern atmosphere gets a very good surface. Anyone who wants geological depth or a strong drawing should choose differently.
In stock
Current availability from our warehouse.
11 large-format slabs in stock · plus 2 blocks
Thicknesses: 1.2 cm · Finishes: Satin-honed · Available as: Slabs
Caesarstone® 412 Beige Ciment is available in a range of finishes. The finish affects appearance, feel and the care it needs.
Satin-honed
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Care & fabrication
Caesarstone 412 Beige Ciment needs no impregnation. The porcelain surface is non-porous, which makes cleaning and care in everyday use very simple.
For cleaning and care, mild cleaners, water and a soft cloth are enough. On matt, pale surfaces, coffee, tea and coloured food residues should nevertheless not be left standing for long.
Abrasive pads and aggressive chemicals are not necessary. More important are careful handling of the edges and clean, regular maintenance cleaning.
Indoors, Beige Ciment remains very easy to care for. Normal cleaning is enough to keep the calm cement effect clear and friendly over the long term.
Frequently asked questions
Is Caesarstone 412 Beige Ciment suitable for the kitchen?
Yes. As a sintered porcelain slab, Beige Ciment is non-porous and very well suited to kitchen worktops and splashbacks.
Which surface finishes are there for Caesarstone 412 Beige Ciment?
The surface finishes available from stock are listed in the »Finishes« block on this page.
Where does Caesarstone 412 Beige Ciment come from?
Beige Ciment belongs to the Caesarstone porcelain line. It is an industrially developed architectural slab and not a natural stone.
How do I clean and care for Caesarstone 412 Beige Ciment?
For cleaning and care, mild cleaners and a soft cloth are enough. An impregnation is not required.
Is Caesarstone 412 Beige Ciment suitable for outdoor use?
Porcelain is in principle also interesting for selected exterior applications. The emphasis of this design, however, lies clearly in high-grade interior fit-out.
Beige Ciment or genuine floated concrete?
Beige Ciment is easier to care for, more predictable and considerably less critical in everyday use. Genuine floated concrete reads as rawer, but demands more surface care and an acceptance of ageing.
What does Caesarstone® 412 Beige Ciment cost?
The price depends on the format, thickness, surface finish and fabrication — there is no serious flat rate per square metre. Business customers see prices once their B2B account is activated; private customers receive a complete quote through a fabricator near them.
