MicroCement FAQs
Got questions about MicroCement? We’ve got answers. Here are some of the most common questions we hear from our clients:
1. What is MicroCement?
MicroCement is a decorative, cement-based coating that creates a seamless, modern finish on floors, walls, furniture, and more. It’s ultra-thin, durable, and perfect for contemporary interiors.
2. Where can MicroCement be applied?
MicroCement is incredibly versatile. It can be used on:
Bathrooms & wet rooms
Kitchen walls, splashbacks & worktops
Floors, stairs & ceilings
Furniture & custom-built surfaces
It’s suitable for both residential and commercial spaces.
3. Is MicroCement waterproof?
Yes! When sealed properly, MicroCement becomes fully waterproof, making it ideal for showers, wet rooms, and other moisture-prone areas.
4. Can MicroCement be applied over existing tiles or surfaces?
Definitely. MicroCement can be applied directly over tiles, concrete, wood, plaster, and more—saving time and cost on removing old surfaces.
5. Is MicroCement durable?
Absolutely. MicroCement is highly resistant to daily wear, scratches, and stains. With proper care, it lasts for years—even in high-traffic areas.
6. Is MicroCement compatible with underfloor heating?
Yes, MicroCement works perfectly with underfloor heating thanks to its excellent thermal conductivity and thin profile.
7. How long does the installation take?
On average, a MicroCement installation takes 4–7 days, depending on the size and complexity of the project. Each layer requires drying time to ensure a perfect finish.
8. What colours and finishes are available?
We offer a wide range of colours and textures—from earthy neutrals to bold tones, with matte, satin, or glossy finishes. Every surface is custom-crafted to suit your style.
9. How do I maintain MicroCement?
MicroCement is easy to maintain. Just clean it with mild, pH-neutral cleaners and avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive tools to preserve its finish.
10. Will MicroCement crack?
When applied over a stable, well-prepared surface, MicroCement is highly resistant to cracking. Proper installation and substrate preparation are key to long-term durability.
