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How much does Mortex cost? Per m² and per table

Look up Mortex and you will often find a price per m². For a floor or a bathroom that makes sense, but the figure says little until someone has seen your space. And for a table, it works quite differently.

3 min read · Updated 8 November 2026

A Swedish oval dining table in Mortex BM42 Olive Strong, with wooden chairs in front of a large window looking out on pine trees

Why there is no fixed price per m²

On floors, walls and in bathrooms, Mortex or microcement is usually priced per m². Yet the same finish can cost very different amounts in two homes. That comes down to what happens around those square metres:

  • The substrate. A level screed needs less preparation than old tiles, whose joints have to be filled first.
  • The area. A small bathroom takes almost as much preparation and as many working days as a larger room, spread over fewer m².
  • Dry or wet. A shower has to be finished watertight, a living room wall does not.
  • The details. Niches, stairs, corners and edges take far more handwork than a flat surface.

A price per m² without knowing your space is therefore little more than a guess. If it is about a floor, your walls or your bathroom, have a look at Microcement: with a few photos and the area, we can give you a tailored price.

You pay for a table per table

For a table, working per m² makes little sense. You are not buying a surface but a complete table, designed to measure and made by hand in our workshop in Antwerp. The price depends on four things: the shape, the size, the base and the edge finish. Every table also gets its own technical drawing, which you approve before we start. That way you know in advance exactly which shape, size and colour you are getting.

The colour plays no part: all 96 colours cost the same. Our guide prices include 21% VAT and packaging, excluding delivery. A guide price is a fair estimate for that shape and that size; your final price is in your quote.

Guide prices by shape and size

A few tables we often make, all 75 cm high, with a 4 cm top and a fully rounded edge:

TableSeatsGuide price
Round Ø 120 cm4 to 6 people€2,499
Round Ø 160 cm7 to 8 people€2,949
Oval 200 x 100 cm4 people€2,999
Finnish oval 240 x 110 cm6 to 8 people€3,199
Organic 240 x 120 cm7 people€3,199
Rectangle 300 x 110 cm10 to 12 people€3,499

A Mortex coffee table starts at €1,049. All guide prices, including larger tables, are on our prices page.

What sets the price

  • The shape and the size. The larger the top, the more Mortex and the more handwork.
  • The base. A pedestal base, a tapered pedestal, a tapered leg or cylinders, always sized to the top.
  • The edge and the thickness. Fully rounded, straight, bevelled or pillow, with a top of 4, 6 or 8 cm.
  • Delivery. From €90 up to 30 km from our workshop, free on orders from €5,000. Collection is always free.

Whether Mortex is the right choice for your table depends on more than the price. In A Mortex table: pros and cons we set everything out honestly.

Your exact price

Send us your shape, your size and your colour, or a sketch. Ask on a working day before 6 pm and you will have your quote within 3 hours. Free and with no obligation, and a quote is valid for 30 days. After your quote, we make the technical drawing for free.

When you order, you pay a 50% deposit, and the balance on delivery. How everything else works is explained in From your request to the delivery of your table.

A table in your shape, size and colour? After your quote, we draw it up for free.