Microcement flooring creates a continuous decorative surface with a mineral appearance. Selection starts with the condition of the floor and its daily use: residential floors, commercial areas and continuously wet zones have different preparation and protective finish requirements.
Concrete, screed or existing tiles
Check strength, moisture, flatness and existing joints. Remove dust, weak areas and contamination before system preparation. For tiles, adhesion and joint levelling are important; the decorative layer does not strengthen loose tiling.
Decorative layer and protective finish
The primer prepares a suitable surface for subsequent layers, microcement creates the appearance, and the sealer determines cleaning and surface protection requirements. Select products as a compatible system. A matt appearance alone does not demonstrate slip resistance.
Underfloor heating and construction joints
For heated floors, establish the screed type, completed heating cycle and application conditions. Construction and movement joints must follow the design. The system data sheet determines when heating can be switched on and the coating put into use.
Cost of microcement flooring per m²
The quotation depends on area, preparation, required layers, colour, finish and details around steps, doors and adjoining flooring. Send photographs, the area and a description of the substrate for an accurate calculation.
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All microcement products · Microcement for bathrooms · Floor coatings
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.