
Walls and wet rooms
Fully waterproof once sealed, so showers, baths and wet rooms can be finished without a single tile.
- Best for
- Bathrooms, showers, en suites, wet rooms
- Look
- Smooth to lightly clouded
A thin, hard-wearing cement coating applied by hand over walls, floors and furniture. No tiles, no grout lines, no joins.

The same family of materials covers every surface in a room, so walls, floors and shower can share one continuous finish.

Fully waterproof once sealed, so showers, baths and wet rooms can be finished without a single tile.

Laid over a sound existing floor, often without lifting it. Works with underfloor heating and flows between rooms without thresholds.

A dedicated pool-grade system for pools, plunge pools and spas, with curved steps and benches in one surface.
Stairs, worktops, vanity units and furniture can be coated to match the floor and walls, so everything reads as one material.
Microcement (sometimes written micro cement or micro-cement) is a thin, high-strength cement-based coating, applied by hand in layers of around 2 to 3 millimetres. It bonds to most sound surfaces, so walls, floors, showers, worktops and stairs can all share one continuous finish with no tiles and no grout lines.
SABI STUDIO installs microcement for homes, designers, architects and contractors from our studio in West Sussex, working across London, Sussex, Surrey, Hampshire, Kent, Dorset, Berkshire, Oxfordshire, Suffolk and the Midlands up to Birmingham.
A thin cement-based coating, applied by hand in several layers and sealed. It creates a seamless, stone-like surface on walls, floors, showers, worktops, stairs and furniture, without tiles or grout lines.
Yes. With the correct waterproofing and sealer, microcement is suitable for walk-in showers, wet rooms and bathroom floors. We specify the full system for wet areas on every project.
Often, yes. Sound, well-bonded tiles can be prepared and coated, which avoids stripping out the room. We confirm this on survey, as the substrate decides the right build-up.
Yes. Microcement is thin and works well over underfloor heating once the screed or substrate has been properly cured and prepared.
A typical bathroom takes around a week, allowing for preparation, several coats, drying time between coats and sealing. We give you a clear programme before work starts.
Clean with warm water and a pH-neutral cleaner, and avoid harsh chemicals and abrasive pads. The sealer can be refreshed over time to keep the surface protected.
Our studio is in West Sussex and we work nationwide, most often across London, Sussex, Surrey, Hampshire, Kent, Dorset, Berkshire, Oxfordshire, Suffolk and the Midlands up to Birmingham.
Bathroom and en suite in seamless microcementRead the case study
Courtyard pool with continuous surroundsHow we line pools
Microcement walls with a marble-effect floor