SPEC. 011 — MICROCEMENT FLOORING
A microcement floor that runs, uninterrupted, from room to room.
One continuous 2–3mm surface across kitchens, living spaces and whole ground floors — no tile joints, no transition strips, no grout to discolour over time.
—Flows through open-plan spaces with zero joints
—Underfloor-heating compatible as standard
—Applied over most existing substrates — less rip-out
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01 — WHY A MICROCEMENT FLOOR
Fewer joints, fewer places for a floor to show its age.
Tiled floors fail at the grout line — microcement doesn't have one. It's trowel-applied as a single membrane that bonds to tiles, screed, plywood or plasterboard, so most projects skip demolition entirely.
No joints, no grout
One continuous surface from the hallway into the kitchen — nothing to discolour, scrub or regrout.
Bonds over what's there
Goes down over sound existing tiles or screed in most cases — shorter programme, less mess, less cost.
Underfloor-heating ready
A thin, dense build-up conducts heat efficiently, so it performs properly over UFH in kitchens and extensions.
Textured or smooth
Specified with an anti-slip texture for kitchens and thresholds, or glass-smooth for living spaces.
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