Where Can Microcement Be Applied?

Microcement can be applied almost anywhere. Below, we will go through a list of the most common areas where microcement is installed.

Floors:
Microcement can be applied to floors of various types, including concrete, tiles, wood, and MDF.

Walls:
Microcement can be used on walls, including concrete, plasterboard, tile, slate and rendered walls.

Ceilings:
Microcement can also be applied to ceilings to give a seamless finish from floors to walls to ceilings.

Bathrooms and Showers:
Microcement is ideal for bathrooms, including floors, walls, and shower areas, due to its waterproof and anti-slip properties.

Pools:
Microcement is a waterproof and non-slip material, making it an excellent option for pool areas where safety is a priority. Additionally, its durability ensures that it can withstand the daily wear and tear of a busy pool environment.

Furniture:
Microcement is a good option for furniture, particularly for surfaces like tables, countertops, and shelving, due to its durability, low maintenance, and design versatility, offering a seamless and modern aesthetic.

Kitchens:
Microcement is a highly suitable material for kitchens. It’s durable, heat and chemical-resistant, waterproof, and comes in a range of colours.

Stairs:
Microcement is characterised by its abrasion resistance, making it an ideal material for stairs. Microcement stairs retain their aesthetic appeal for many years and are the ideal solution for customers looking for durable interior solutions.

Wet Areas:
Microcement is a great choice for wet areas like showers, saunas, and steam rooms, as it’s resistant to water and moisture damage.

Outdoor Surfaces:
Microcement can also be used outdoors for patios, pool surrounds, outdoor kitchens, and other areas.

Joinery:
Some advanced microcement products can be used on joinery for an added layer of protection and a modern aesthetic.

Footpaths or Pathways:
Microcement offers a seamless and durable outdoor flooring solution. Microcement is known for its resistance to traffic, water, and sunlight, making it suitable for footpaths and pathways.

Fences:
Microcement is a versatile, ultra-thin decorative coating that can be applied to various surfaces, including fences. It offers a seamless, concrete-like aesthetic. Microcement fences can be a stylish and modern alternative to traditional fencing materials like wood or metal.

Pillars, Columns and Facades:
Microcement can be applied to pillars, columns and facades to create a seamless, modern look, often mimicking the aesthetic of concrete. As well as having the option to change colours and finishes, making it perfect for pillars and columns.

Feature Walls and Art Work:
Microcement can be used to create highly customisable feature walls and artwork

Other Surfaces:
Microcement can also be applied to curved or uneven surfaces, making it suitable for feature walls, accent areas, and even furniture.

Thermal Conductivity:
Microcement is compatible with underfloor heating systems because of its continuous, thin, and seamless finish, which provides excellent thermal conductivity.