Skysense, the slightly cloudy low-thickness coating signed Isoplam, meets the requirements of the Minimum Environmental Criteria for flooring, offering new opportunities for tenders and public procurement.
The Skysense system by Isoplam has achieved compliance with the Minimum Environmental Criteria (CAM), an essential requirement for the use of construction materials in public procurement projects, as established by the Italian Public Contracts Code (Legislative Decree 36/2023).
Introduced by the Italian Ministry of the Environment and Energy Security, CAM define mandatory environmental requirements for products and construction solutions used in public works, with the aim of reducing environmental impact and promoting more sustainable construction.
Within this regulatory framework, where sustainability is no longer an option but a fundamental design requirement, Skysense decorative surfaces by Isoplam offer a strategic solution for professionals, contractors and design practices involved in public-sector projects and Green Public Procurement, combining technical performance, contemporary minimalist aesthetics and environmental responsibility.
A low impact and high performance system
At just 2 mm thick, with a sophisticated finish and a wide range of colours available, Skysense decorative surfaces by Isoplam offer an ideal combination of the elegance of a subtly clouded effect, the versatility of a thin-build cement-based coating and a commitment to environmental sustainability.
Designed for large-scale applications, Skysense’s reduced thickness allows for quick and practical installation directly over existing flooring – including ceramic, tiles, marble, concrete, sand-cement screeds and self-levelling substrates – without the need for demolition. This results in a significant reduction in installation time, site costs and demolition waste.
Furthermore, the seamless surface simplifies cleaning and maintenance, while excellent adhesion and resistance to impact, abrasion, chemicals and frost ensure long-term durability, including when used with underfloor heating systems. These characteristics make Skysense a compliant design solution that can be readily incorporated into technical specifications for public works.
New perspectives for a greener public building
Designed for high-traffic spaces such as offices, schools, recreational facilities and heavily used public environments, the thin-build Skysense coating combines a reduced environmental impact with healthy indoor air quality, thanks to its water-based, formaldehyde-free formulation and extremely low volatile organic compound (VOC) emissions.
The flooring system also contains a percentage of by-products and recycled materials that meets the minimum thresholds required by CAM regulations, demonstrating a design approach aligned with the principles of the circular economy and sustainable construction.
The Skysense system therefore provides a tangible response to the challenges of public-sector construction: a strategic solution for creating durable and functional spaces, aligned with the principles of green design and the sustainability objectives established by current regulations.
