Microcement for Living Rooms

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Topciment Builtex 58 – армираща мрежа, 1 × 50 m

Topciment Builtex 58 – reinforcing mesh, 1 × 50 m

€154,05
Fibreglass reinforcing mesh for base coats in microcement systems. Builtex is embedded in the preparation layer to help distribute stresses from the substrate. The roll is 1 m wide and 50 m long.
Topciment Elitte Glitter сребро 500, 0,5 L

Topciment Elitte Glitter silver 500, 0.5 L

€56,58
Ready-to-use Elitte Glitter decorative coating with metallic reflections, based on pigments in aqueous dispersion. Used to create decorative effects on microcement and other properly prepared surfaces.
Topciment Primacem Joint, 1.5 kg

Topciment Primacem Joint, 1.5 kg

€27,10
Acrylic filling putty for tile joints before a subsequent coating. Suitable for manual application indoors and outdoors, including preparation in kitchens and bathrooms.
Topciment Efectto Quartz Super Grain, 17 kg

Topciment Efectto Quartz Super Grain, 17 kg

€210,66
Ready-to-use decorative microcement for a base coat for interior floors. The product is an acrylic paste applied with a trowel as part of the Efectto Quartz system.
Topciment Primacem ABS, 5 L

Topciment Primacem ABS, 5 L

€53,97
Water-based acrylic primer for absorbent surfaces before applying Topciment microcement. Improves adhesion to suitable substrates such as gypsum plaster and plasterboard.
Topciment Industtrial BASE – компонент A, 18 kg

Topciment Industtrial BASE – component A, 18 kg

€164,39
Component A of a two-component water-based epoxy microcement for a base coat for walls. The Industtrial system is designed for thin decorative interior coatings with high hardness and wear resistance.
Topciment Classic Mettal месинг, 1 kg

Topciment Classic Mettal latón natural (brass), 1 kg

€61,70
Ready-to-use water-based decorative paint with fine metal particles. Classic Mettal creates a metallic effect on prepared surfaces such as microcement, concrete, brick, ceramics and plaster. The application tool is selected according to the desired effect.
Topciment Builtex 50 – армираща мрежа, 1 × 50 m

Topciment Builtex 50 – reinforcing mesh, 1 × 50 m

€154,05
Fibreglass reinforcing mesh for base coats in microcement systems. Builtex is embedded in the preparation layer to help distribute stresses from the substrate. The roll is 1 m wide and 50 m long.
Topciment Pure Mettal мед – компонент A, 5 kg

Topciment Pure Mettal copper – component A, 5 kg

€289,64
Metallic powder, component A for the two-component Pure Mettal decorative metallic coating. The system creates a metal-like texture and reflections on properly prepared interior and exterior surfaces.
Topciment Sttandard Microbase L, 20 kg

Topciment Sttandard Microbase L, 20 kg

€73,28
Cement-based microcement from the two-component Sttandard system, intended as a base coat for preparing floors and walls. It is applied in thin coats with a trowel over a stable, prepared substrate. The grain size determines its texture and role within the system.
Topciment Natture L, 20 kg

Topciment Natture L, 20 kg

€124,63
Base lime-based microcement for thin decorative coatings on floors and walls. The two-component Natture system is trowel-applied to create mineral textures and hand-finished effects.
Topciment Evoluttion Microbase XXL, 20 kg

Topciment Evoluttion Microbase XXL, 20 kg

€106,56
One-component powder microcement for a base coat before finishing microcements. The Evoluttion system is mixed with water to form a thin decorative coating with a continuous appearance.

Microcement for living rooms creates a mineral appearance on floors and feature walls. Selection considers both the decorative effect and actual room use: foot traffic, furniture, sunlight and maintenance.

A floor system for everyday use

A stable substrate and suitable sealer are central to a floor system. Assess the screed, existing joints and transitions to adjoining floor finishes. Specify the hand-applied texture in advance, including the desired smoothness.

Feature walls and transitions

Microcement can be considered for a decorative wall or niche according to the permitted substrate. Plan transitions to wood, stone, metal and adjoining coatings as installation details.

Colour with large windows and lighting

Before choosing, assess the sample in daylight and artificial light. The finish affects colour intensity and reflections. Check the selected materials’ properties under UV exposure and the intended loads.

Cost and site preparation

For a quotation, send the area, photographs, substrate type, heating information and intended surfaces. Calculate floors, walls and complex transitions according to the preparation required.

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All microcement products · Microcement for floors · Microcement for walls

Systems, primers and sealers

Browse the products from Topciment and Sika. Check the role of each material: substrate preparation, base coat, decorative finish, pigment or protective sealer. Product pages provide the available technical sheets. Select all layers for the same documented system, substrate and intended use.

Send a technical enquiry with the area, photographs and a description of the substrate.

Choosing a microcement system

Start with the substrate, room and desired texture. State the area, whether it is a floor or wall, and whether there is direct water exposure or underfloor heating. This information helps select suitable base coats, pigments and sealers from the chosen brand’s system.

Send a technical enquiry

Frequently asked questions: microcement for living rooms

Practical answers about substrates, systems and the specific application.
Which system should I choose for a living room floor?

One intended for the expected residential use on the relevant substrate. Establish preparation, decorative layers and protective finish.

Can it be combined with parquet or tiles?

Yes, with planned levels, transitions and joints between different floor finishes. Details must account for substrate movement and the system.

Will the whole surface look identical?

A hand-applied decorative texture may include variations in shade and tool marks. A sample helps establish the intended surface character.

What matters with large windows?

Lighting highlights texture and sheen. Also check the selected system’s properties under sunlight exposure.

Can a cracked screed be covered?

Assess the cause and condition of cracks and repair them before the decorative layer. Concealing active movement does not resolve it.

When can furniture be returned?

After the period specified for the relevant loads on the completed system. Determine this from the technical documentation and site conditions.

What determines the cost per m²?

Preparation, area, layers, finish and transitions to other materials. Calculate walls and floors according to their individual condition.

How is the coating maintained?

Follow the sealer’s permitted cleaning products and methods. When wear occurs, assess renewal of protection according to the system instructions.