Loggia finishing
Loggia Finishing in Riga
Logi24 provides interior finishing for glazed loggias in Riga and the surrounding area. Three materials are available: PVC panels, fine-grain mineral decorative render and microcement. Each option is offered at a fixed price for loggias approximately 3 or 6 metres long.
Before work begins, a specialist inspects and measures the loggia and assesses the condition of the substrate. This makes it possible to select the most suitable material and determine whether wall levelling, removal of the existing finish or any other additional work will be required.
Loggia Finishing Prices
The price depends on the selected material and the length of the loggia. Click on a price to view the detailed description.
| Material | 3 m loggia | 6 m loggia |
|---|---|---|
| PVC panelsFast installation, 12 designs | €699Learn more → | €1,299Learn more → |
| Fine-grain mineral renderEven mineral texture, 1–1.5 mm grain | €849Learn more → | €1,449Learn more → |
| MicrocementSmooth, seamless surface | €999Learn more → | €1,599Learn more → |
The prices apply to standard glazed loggias and include wall finishing: measurement, materials, agreed substrate preparation and installation by a professional. Floor and ceiling finishing, insulation and extensive wall levelling are calculated separately.
Three Finishing Options
Mineral Render or Microcement
Both materials are mineral-based, applied by hand and produce an individual finish. The main difference is the character of the surface, which generally affects the choice more than colour because both materials can be tinted to a selected shade.
Fine-Grain Mineral Render — Texture
The 1–1.5 mm grain creates a softly textured surface. Light and shadow add depth, giving the finish a natural and tactile appearance. The texture makes minor wall irregularities less noticeable, so full surface levelling is often unnecessary.
Suitable when the walls are not completely even and you want a natural mineral finish with a warm character.
Microcement — Smoothness
The surface has almost no pronounced relief. Its depth comes from subtle tonal variations and light trowel marks. The coating creates a concrete effect and is only 2–3 mm thick. It follows the geometry of the wall and may highlight imperfections.
Suitable when the substrate is even and you want a modern, minimalist appearance.
Which Option Suits Your Loggia?
The walls are uneven and you need a fast, cost-effective solution
Choose PVC panels. Installation on battens conceals substrate defects without extensive wet trades. The work can usually be completed in one day, and the 12 available designs include concrete, stone and wood effects. This is the most economical option, starting from €699.
You want a natural material, but the walls are not completely even
A suitable choice is fine-grain mineral decorative render. It is a genuine mineral coating with a hand-finished texture, while the fine relief helps make minor irregularities less visible. A warm, natural colour range is available, with prices starting from €849.
The walls are even and you want a concrete effect
Choose microcement. It creates a smooth, seamless surface only 2–3 mm thick and is available in a grey palette or almost any RAL colour. Microcement requires an even substrate, so additional wall levelling is calculated separately when necessary. Prices start from €999.
Why Customers Choose Logi24
Operating Since 1994
We have more than 30 years of experience with window systems, glazing and loggia renovation.
Free Site Visit and Measurement
A specialist inspects and measures the loggia and assesses the condition of the walls before preparing the offer.
Three Materials to Choose From
We help you compare the options, bring physical samples and select a solution suited to your walls and budget.
Fixed Prices
The price is known in advance: from €699 to €1,599 depending on the material and length of the loggia.
Complete Finishing Service
In addition to wall finishing, you can order floor and ceiling finishing, a window sill, dismantling and removal of old materials.
Warranty Support
The agreed scope of work and warranty conditions are recorded when the order is placed.
Additional Work
Additional Services Available
- floor levelling and finishing;
- ceiling finishing;
- loggia insulation;
- dismantling and removal of old materials;
- installation of an internal window sill;
- electrical work and relocation of sockets;
- other agreed work.
What Is Determined During the Inspection
The specialist checks the geometry and condition of the walls, the number of reveals and junctions, and whether dismantling or levelling work is required.
The suitable material, scope of work and final price are then confirmed. If the substrate requires extensive preparation, this work is priced separately and agreed before work begins.
How the Process Works
- EnquiryYou submit an enquiry through the website or call Logi24
- Inspection and MeasurementA specialist visits the property, assesses the walls and takes measurements
- Selection of the SolutionThe material, colour and surface character are selected
- ConfirmationThe scope of work, additional services and final price are confirmed
- InstallationOur professionals prepare the substrate and apply the selected finish
- CompletionThe finished work is inspected and the working area is left tidy
Frequently Asked Questions
Which option is best for uneven walls?
PVC panels or fine-grain mineral decorative render. PVC panels are installed on battens and conceal wall defects structurally. The texture of the mineral render makes minor irregularities less noticeable. Microcement is applied in a thin layer and follows the geometry of the wall, so it requires an even substrate.
What is the difference between microcement and fine-grain mineral render?
Microcement creates a smooth, seamless surface with subtle tonal variations and a concrete effect. Fine-grain mineral decorative render produces an even textured finish with a 1–1.5 mm grain. Microcement costs €150 more and requires a more even substrate, while the mineral render is better at making minor wall imperfections less visible.
How do I know whether my loggia is 3 or 6 metres long?
Use the length of the glazed section as a guide. In standard apartment buildings, a loggia adjoining one room is usually approximately 3 metres long, while a loggia extending along two rooms is usually approximately 6 metres long. The exact dimensions will be confirmed during measurement. If the length falls between the two standard sizes, the price will be recalculated.
Can I choose the colour of the finish?
Yes. PVC panels are available in 12 standard designs. Microcement and mineral decorative render can be tinted, with almost any catalogue colour available. The final shade is confirmed using a physical sample.
What is included in the listed price?
The price includes loggia wall finishing: measurement, advice on material selection, materials, substrate preparation within the agreed scope, professional installation and final treatment. Floor and ceiling finishing, insulation, electrical work and extensive wall levelling are not included in the basic price.
How long does the work take?
PVC panels can usually be installed in one day. Mineral decorative render and microcement are applied in several layers, and each layer requires drying time, so the work takes several days. The exact schedule is confirmed after measurement.
When is the final price confirmed?
The final price is confirmed after inspection and measurement, once the condition of the substrate, the required preparation and any additional work are known. The listed prices apply to standard loggias with walls in normal condition.
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Important
The listed prices include wall finishing for a standard glazed loggia. Floor and ceiling finishing, insulation, electrical work, extensive substrate levelling and complex removal of the existing finish are calculated separately. The final offer is confirmed after measurement.
Loggia Finishing in Riga — Summary
Logi24 provides interior finishing for glazed loggias using three materials: PVC panels from €699, fine-grain mineral decorative render from €849 and microcement from €999. Each option is available at a fixed price for 3 and 6 metre loggias. PVC panels and mineral render help make uneven walls less noticeable, while microcement requires a more even substrate. A specialist visits the property free of charge, brings material samples and helps select the solution best suited to your walls and budget.