Keraflot or Jesmonite – Which Material Should You Choose?
Although Keraflot and Jesmonite are often compared, they are not direct substitutes. Both are used for producing decorative objects, but they were developed for different applications and should not be compared solely on price, strength or ease of use.
Keraflot is a calcium sulphate-based mineral casting compound that is mixed only with water. It is ideal for decorative indoor objects such as candle holders, trays, small vases, figurines and other home décor items. Thanks to its simple working process, exceptionally white finish and excellent value for money, Keraflot is a great choice for both beginners and experienced makers looking for an economical material for everyday production.
Jesmonite, on the other hand, is a complete family of mineral composite systems designed for different applications. Some formulations are intended for interior décor, while others are developed for outdoor use or projects requiring greater durability. In addition to the casting materials themselves, Jesmonite offers a broad ecosystem of complementary products, making it a popular choice for professional production and projects that demand higher mechanical strength, improved moisture resistance or other specialised performance characteristics.
If your goal is to create decorative indoor objects using an easy-to-work-with, aesthetically pleasing and cost-effective material, Keraflot is likely the better choice. If your project requires greater durability, outdoor performance or more advanced material capabilities, Jesmonite may be the more suitable option.