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MICROCEMENT.
Microcement is a seamless, resin-based coating used to create refined, modern surfaces across floors, walls, bathrooms, kitchens, and bespoke features. Applied by hand in thin layers, it delivers a smooth, durable finish that’s both waterproof and highly versatile — making it ideal for contemporary residential and commercial spaces.
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Available in a range of natural tones and textures, microcement offers the look of polished concrete without the weight or disruption of full renovation. Its minimal aesthetic, combined with excellent performance, makes it a favourite among architects and designers looking for clean, architectural finishes.
COMMONLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Microcement can be applied to walls, floors, bathrooms, kitchens, worktops, stairs, and bespoke features in both residential and commercial settings.
Microcement is a durable and flexible resin-based coating that contains mineral pigments and additives. It's also low in volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and is solvent-free.
Installation typically takes 3–5 days depending on surface area, substrate preparation, and drying times between layers.
Microcement is fully waterproof when sealed correctly, making it ideal for wet rooms, bathrooms, and splash zones.
Microcement is highly durable and flexible, but cracks can form if the substrate is unstable or poorly prepared.
Minor damage can often be easily repaired, more extensive damage will require reapplication of the full system.
No routine maintenance is needed. Just avoid abrasive cleaners and reseal high-traffic areas every few years.
Microcement is available in a wide range of colours, grains (Refined, Natural, Rustic), and finishes (Matt to Polished). Custom tones and application styles are also possible.
AFTERCARE
Use a pH-neutral cleaner with a soft cloth or mop. Avoid harsh chemicals, bleach, or abrasive sponges that may damage the seal.
While microcement is highly durable, use furniture pads and avoid dragging heavy items across the surface. Maintain ventilation in humid areas.
Microcement is stain-resistant when sealed, but spills (especially oils, wine, or acidic substances) should be wiped away promptly.
Minimal upkeep is required. Resealing every 3–5 years in high-traffic or wet areas is recommended to maintain waterproofing and sheen.