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Microcement applications

Where it goes, how each surface is solved and which product suits it. One guide per application, with what you need to know before you start.

Surface by surface

Every application with its guide: what it can go over, how it is finished and what to expect.

See moreFloorsOne continuous plane, no joints and no skirting, over the floor already there.
See moreWallsTwo millimetres that change the whole wall without touching the partition.
See moreBathroomsWaterproof across the whole surface: walls, floor and shower tray as one piece.
See moreShowersNo tiles and no trims: the shower, the floor and the wall are the same thing.
See moreKitchensIt takes heat, grease and daily use, and leaves no joint for anything to sit in.
See moreWorktopsA few millimetres over the worktop already there, in the colour you choose.
See moreStairsA single skin over treads and strings, with no edges, trims or profiles.
See moreFurnitureIslands, counters and bespoke furniture in the same finish as the rest of the room.
See moreOutdoorsSlip resistant and stable against sun, rain and frost.
See moreColoursOver 40 base colours and colour on demand, with no deviation between sample and site.
See moreEco cementThe VOC-free microcement, EPD certified and with a reduced footprint.
See moreHow it goes onHow the substrate is prepared, how many coats it takes and how long it needs to cure.

Which product goes where

They all share the same thing: a seamless finish, applied with no building work. What separates them is the surface each performs best on.

Application process

Surface preparation
Clean, dry and free of dust or grease. Any existing damage is repaired to guarantee a smooth surface.
Primer application
It creates an ideal bonding surface and can be tinted to match the colour of the microcement.
Mixing
It is mixed with water and the chosen pigments until the colour and texture are right.
First coat
Applied in a thin layer, left to dry before the second application.
Second coat
Slightly thicker than the first, this is the one that creates the texture and the finish.
Sealing and finishing
A sealer protects the surface from stains and damage; a finishing wax or oil sets the final look.

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