What is it

Microcement (sometimes known as microconcrete or microtopping) is a thin, cement-based coating that is layered up to  create a seamless, modern, and highly durable surface.

Advantages of Microcement

• Waterproof (when sealed) — ideal for bathrooms, wet rooms, and kitchens
•  Hard-wearing and crack-resistant 
• No need to remove existing tiles or floors
• Easy to clean and maintain

Composition

Microcement is a mix of:

• Cement (for strength)
• Polymers / resins (for flexibility and adhesion)
• Fine aggregates (like silica or quartz for texture)
• Pigments (for color)
• Sealants (to protect the surface)
   

Look & Finish and where to use

• Completely Seamless, no grout lines
• It can mimic concrete, stone, or even metal finishes depending on the technique
• Available in matte, satin, or glossy finishes
• It can be used in most areas including Wetrooms and Floors as well as work top surfaces 
• Popular for industrial, minimalist, and contemporary aesthetic

Application:

It’s applied in very thin layers by hand in multiple coats over almost any solid surface — concrete, tiles, plasterboard, Ply etc. Typically 2–3 mm thick — but it’s strong enough to handle heavy foot traffic once sealed.
After curing, it’s sealed with a polyurethane or epoxy topcoat for waterproofing and stain resistance.