Microcement – Brief Overview
Microcement and Decorative Finishes
Microcement creates a seamless, contemporary finish for walls, floors, benchtops and furniture. Combining cement, resins and mineral pigments, it is applied in thin layers, typically around 2–3 mm thick, offering subtle texture and depth without adding significant bulk.
Suitable for a range of properly prepared surfaces, including concrete, tiles and plasterboard, microcement offers flexibility for both renovations and new builds. Application over timber and other substrates depends on their stability and the selected system, while durability and water resistance rely on correct preparation, installation and sealing.
At Luxury Linings, our decorative finishes extend beyond microcement to polished stucco, Tadelakt, metallic effects and soft matte textures. From understated natural tones to bold coloured finishes, we tailor each application to complement your space.
Whether you’re transforming a kitchen, updating a bathroom or creating a feature wall, we help select a finish suited to the setting and bring it to life with careful preparation and skilled craftsmanship.
Key Features
Seamless Finish
Creates a continuous surface without joints or grout lines, ideal for modern, minimalist designs.
Versatile Application
Can be used both indoors and outdoors, on vertical and horizontal surfaces.
Durability
Resistant to abrasion, moisture, and impact when properly sealed.
Customizable Appearance
Available in many colours, textures, and finishes (matte, satin, gloss).
Thin and Lightweight
Adds minimal thickness and weight, making it perfect for renovations without removing existing materials.
Common Uses
Residential and
commercial floors
Bathroom and
kitchen surfaces
Feature walls and
furniture finishes
Maintenance
Requires sealing to protect against stains and water; routine cleaning with pH-neutral products helps maintain its appearance and longevity.
In short, microcement combines the aesthetic appeal of polished concrete with the practicality and versatility of a modern coating, making it a popular choice in contemporary interior and architectural design.
