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Microcement walls

Continuous texture across walls and built forms.

Wall systems are prepared around plasterboard, render, tile, waterproofing and other stable constructed surfaces.

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Living room with a textured microcement feature wall

Applications

One material language, varied surfaces.

Microcement can create a continuous decorative finish across flat walls, curves, niches and selected built forms where an appropriate system is specified.

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Living spaces

Feature walls and architectural forms with controlled texture and movement.

02

Kitchens

Walls, splashback zones and suitable built forms considered for their exposure.

03

Commercial interiors

A consistent decorative finish across hospitality, retail and workplace surfaces.

Preparation

The finished wall reflects the work below it.

Joints, substrate transitions, existing coatings and waterproofing compatibility need to be considered before decorative layers begin.

Curved wall with a continuous microcement finish
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Can microcement be used on floors, walls and ceilings?

Yes, where the substrate and selected system are suitable. Floors usually require more attention to stability, reinforcement, wear and protection. Walls and ceilings experience different loads but still require compatible preparation, particularly across joints, sheet substrates and existing coatings.

Can microcement be used in kitchens and splashbacks?

Microcement can be considered for suitable kitchen walls, splashback zones and built forms. The specification should account for water, heat, staining, cleaning and impact at the proposed location. Substrate preparation and sealer selection are part of that decision rather than separate finishing details.

Can microcement be used on benchtops and vanities?

It can be considered for suitable benchtops and vanities when the base is stable and the complete system is specified for the expected water, staining, heat, impact and cleaning conditions. These surfaces need application-specific preparation and protection rather than a standard wall build.

Can microcement be applied to stairs, furniture and joinery?

Microcement can be considered for suitable stairs, furniture and joinery. Edges, joints, movement, impact and the construction of the item need to be assessed before a system is selected. A decorative coating cannot make an unstable or flexible base suitable by itself.

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