Discover how to keep your outdoor surfaces looking their best with the use of specialized products like Alganet, a powerful cleaner, combined with effective tools such as the Brown Pad and TIM. These elements are essential for ensuring a deep, long-lasting clean for exterior walls, which are constantly exposed to weather and pollution.

Alganet works by removing moss, algae, and embedded dirt without damaging the underlying materials. The Brown Pad allows for thorough cleaning even on delicate surfaces without scratching them, while TIM completes the treatment by protecting the walls from future buildup.

Beyond cleaning, it’s important to adopt regular preventive care practices to help maintain the appearance of these structures over time. With the right approach, your walls won’t just look immaculate—they’ll also be shielded from premature wear, ensuring lasting beauty!

The restoration of a flood-damaged Tuscan terracotta floor is a complex process that requires specific techniques and products. Impresa Pippolo di Timpano Giuseppe, specialised in the treatment of surfaces made of stone materials, carried out a targeted restoration operation, divided into two main phases: de-waxing and protective treatment.

The first phase involved removing old layers of wax and dirt residues with SGRISER, a powerful alkaline-solvent wax remover. Next, VIACEM, a buffered acid detergent, was used to remove cement slurries and salt efflorescence.
After thorough cleaning, EXCEL PLUS was applied, an anti-stain protective agent that penetrates deep into the terracotta without altering its breathability. To complete the treatment, a finish was applied with IDROFIN MATT, a matt wax that protects the surface and facilitates maintenance.

Thanks to the use of professional products and the experience of Impresa Pippolo di Timpano Giuseppe, the floor has regained its original beauty, becoming more resistant to wear and weathering. This type of treatment not only restores the aesthetics of the terracotta but also ensures its durability, reducing the need for future maintenance.