What is Microcement?

Microcement is a decorative coating of cement, fine aggregates, and water-based polymers, applied in thin coats over existing floors, walls, and furniture. It cures to a hard, joint-free surface with no expansion joints and a dry-walk time measured in hours.

Key Features at a Glance

  • Ultra-thin: Only 2-3 mm thick
  • Versatile: Works on almost any surface
  • Stylish: Smooth, contemporary look
  • Durable: Resistant to water and wear

Indoor Spaces

  • Kitchen floors
  • Bathroom walls
  • Living room surfaces
  • Commercial spaces

Outdoor Areas

  • Terraces
  • Pool surrounds
  • Exterior walls

Pros

  • No visible joints
  • Wide color options
  • Easy to clean
  • Quick installation
  • Waterproof
  • Environmentally friendly

Potential Cons

  • More expensive than traditional materials
  • Requires professional installation
  • Can feel a bit cool to the touch

Installation Basics

  • 1 Prepare the Surface
  • 2 Apply Primer
  • 3 Add Microcement Layers
  • 4 Seal for Protection

Quick Tips for Maintenance

  • Use pH-neutral cleaners
  • Avoid abrasive materials
  • Reseal every 2-3 years
  • Clean spills immediately

Is Microcement Right for You?

Microcement suits:

  • Modern design lovers
  • Anyone wanting a joint-free surface
  • People looking for low-maintenance surfaces
  • Renovation projects

Final Thoughts

Microcement produces smooth, continuous surfaces with no joints or grout lines. Sealed floors and walls handle water and daily wear, and the 2-3 mm profile leaves existing floor heights and door clearances unchanged.

Pro Tip: Always consult a professional to ensure the best results for your specific project.