Frequently asked questions

Microcement can be applied to almost any type of substrate, including tiles, marble, plasterboard, cement mortar, self-levelling mortar and terrazzo. Microcement can also be applied to vertical and horizontal surfaces, both indoors and outdoors.

Yes, microcement can withstand high heat and can therefore be applied over floors with heating cables.

Yes, microcement is both waterproof and water-repellent. However, it does not replace the membrane, so it is important to have a membrane at the bottom when microcement is applied in wet rooms.

Yes, depending on the type of microcement, texture left and the sealer used, microcement can be non-slip.

For daily cleaning, it is recommended to use water and mild detergents with a neutral pH. Avoid strong cleaning agents as these can damage the surface.

All types of floor coverings can discolour under the influence of sunlight. To avoid the microcement losing its colour, it is important to ensure that you have good sun protection, use high quality microcement and that it is applied professionally.

Microcement is a versatile material that can be applied to most surfaces, including floors, walls, stairs, fireplaces, kitchen worktops and outdoor areas.

Yes, there are a variety of colors to choose from when it comes to microcement. Check out the color chart here