Microcement

A versatile solution with minimal disruption for floors, benches, staircases and walls

Microcement is a flooring method whereby a thin layer of cement is layered over an existing floor – whether it’s wood, ceramic or concrete. As such, it allows for the rejuvenation of a space without the need to remove the existing base.

It is quick to apply and results in a smooth and continuous surface, suited to anything from a domestic or hospitality environment to office and commercial spaces. As well as being used for standard flooring, it can also be applied to walls, benches and staircases to achieve a sophisticated, streamlined end-result.

The microcement solution is also highly adaptable; it can be applied in a vast range of colours, and is also able to be manipulated to achieve a glossy, matt, textured or mottled finish.

Keep your existing floor, change the look

Previously, worn and damaged concrete floors and surfaces would need to be completely replaced, however now microcement can be used to rejuvenate concrete floors and make them appear as new. This serves as both a more cost-effective and efficient option for freshening up concrete surfaces.

The resurfacing process involves first preparing the existing concrete by cleaning with a special solution, filling any significant gaps and cracks and then layering with a new, thin layer of cement-based material that is mixed with a bonding agent to achieve a desired end-result.

The benefits of Microcement

Microcement can be applied to achieve a polished concrete look without the need to install a full concrete floor. As such, it is both cost-effective and can be easily manipulated to suit a particular environment.
Microcement can be applied thinly (roughly 2-3 millimetres). As such, it allows for the transformation of a given environment without heavily impacting on the spatial dimensions or height restrictions of a space.
Unlike when laying a fully concrete floor, microcement does not need to be pumped into a space. It is therefore more cost-effective and can easily be applied in small spaces.
Microcement can be applied to horizontal and vertical surfaces.
Microcement does not shrink after it’s applied, and is therefore not susceptible to cracking.
Microcement is water-proof and durable, making it a good option for bathrooms (including showers, basins and vanities), kitchen benches and exterior spaces.
Microcement is easy to clean and maintain.