Overview

The Dulux Avista Stencil 100M is a 100-metre roll of stencilling material for creating decorative patterned concrete. It is laid over fresh concrete before the colour hardener is applied, and the pattern lines come through as crisp, defined joints that mimic individual tiles, stones or pavers at a fraction of the cost of real masonry.

Stencilled concrete is a popular finish for driveways, patios and pathways across Australia. It gives the look of patterned paving with the strength of a single monolithic slab. The 100-metre roll covers a standard residential driveway or large patio, depending on pattern width.

Key Features

• 100-metre roll of stencilling material
• Creates crisp tile, stone or paver pattern lines
• Laid over fresh concrete before the colour hardener
• Compatible with the Avista colour hardener and sealer range
• Cost-effective alternative to real stone or brick paving
• Single-use only, laid into wet concrete

Specifications

• Roll length: 100 metres
• Coverage: approximately 80 to 120 m2 depending on pattern and width
• Application: laid over freshly screeded concrete
• Use: single-use, removed during finishing
• Patterns: multiple options including ashlar slate, running bond, herringbone and random stone

Applications

• Stencilled concrete driveways
• Patios and pathways with a paver look
• Residential and commercial decorative concrete
• Stencilled borders combined with a contrasting header course

What You Need to Complete the Job

Lay the stencil over fresh, screeded concrete, broadcast the Colour Hardener and trowel it in, then remove the stencil to reveal the pattern. Frame the job with a Header Course 100M border and seal the cured surface with a Dulux Avista sealer. Release agents and sealers are in the Concrete Sealers range.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many square metres does a 100M roll cover?

Coverage depends on the stencil width and pattern. A typical roll covers approximately 80 to 120 square metres, which is enough for most residential driveways. Measure your area and confirm the coverage with our team when ordering, and add a small allowance for waste and layout. If the job includes a border or a header course, remember the border area is separate from the main field, so measure both before you order your rolls.

Can the stencil be reused?

No. The stencil is single-use only. It is laid into wet concrete and removed during the finishing process, so it cannot be recovered or reused. Order enough for the whole project plus a small allowance for waste and adjustments.

What is the difference between stencilled and stamped concrete?

Stencilling uses a disposable stencil laid on the surface to create grout-line patterns, giving a flatter, more tile-like appearance. Stamping presses polyurethane mats into the concrete to create texture and depth, giving a more three-dimensional, natural stone look. Both are finished with colour hardener and sealer.