Microcement

Complete surface systems,
from substrate to seal

We begin with the existing substrate and intended use, then plan preparation, materials, protection and detailing for that project. One team remains accountable through the work.

End-to-End Service

A project-specific path

We assess the substrate and project conditions before selecting the preparation and application sequence. There is one point of accountability without presenting one build-up as universal.

Substrate Preparation

Grinding, levelling and priming existing surfaces — including over tiles, render, plasterboard and concrete.

Reinforcement Planning

Joints, corners and movement-prone areas are assessed so reinforcement can be selected where the project requires it.

Material Application

The product sequence and application method are selected for the prepared substrate and intended finish.

Finish Development

The surface is worked by hand to develop the agreed texture, tone and visual character.

Protection

A compatible protective finish is selected for the location, exposure and maintenance needs.

Caulking & Detailing

Caulking and detailing are specified for the relevant junctions, fixtures and transitions.

Full microcement bathroom — walls, floor and wet area finished seamlessly

Full bathroom — microcement walls, floor and shower, sealed

Microcement kitchen island and splashback

Capabilities

What that means for your project

Existing tiles may be retained where assessment and preparation support that approach

Specialist wet area application over prepared and waterproofed substrates

Seamless, grout-free surfaces across walls, floors and fixtures

Decorative application coordinated with separate licensed waterproofing scope where required

Custom colour matching from our mineral colour library

Heating, movement and exposure conditions are reviewed before specification

Suitable for residential, commercial and hospitality fitouts

Ongoing maintenance guidance and resealing services

Applications

Where we install microcement

Bathrooms & Wet Areas

Shower Walls & Floors

Vanities & Basins

Living & Bedroom Floors

Kitchen Benchtops & Splashbacks

Rangehood Surrounds

Stairwells & Hallways

Commercial Fitouts

Comparison

Microcement vs Tiles

How microcement compares to traditional tiling across the factors that matter most.

Microcement

Tiles

Surface joints

No tile grout lines; structural, control and expansion joints still require assessment and detailing

Grout and movement-joint detailing depends on the tile assembly

Installation depth

Depends on substrate preparation and selected materials

Depends on tile, adhesive and substrate preparation

Surface continuity

Can create a continuous-looking finish, subject to required joints and detailing

Grout and joint detailing depends on the tile assembly

Mould considerations

Depends on the complete assembly, moisture, ventilation and maintenance

Renovation approach

Existing surfaces may be retained where assessment and preparation support that approach

Removal requirements depend on the existing assembly and selected approach

Design flexibility

Custom colours, textures and finishes

Limited to manufactured patterns and sizes

Underfloor heating

Requires project-specific compatibility review

Maintenance

Care and renewal depend on finish, use and exposure

Grout and tile care depend on use and exposure

Movement

Substrate movement and joints must be assessed and detailed

Visual continuity

Can create visual continuity, subject to required joints and detailing

Visual continuity depends on the selected tile and joint layout