Microcement Pricing
Microcement pricing depends on area, surface preparation, chosen system, colour and project details. Accurate pricing is therefore calculated for each project after dimensions and application conditions are assessed.
MICROCEMENT COLLECTION
Microcement
Creates seamless surfaces across floors, walls, stairs and furniture.
CEMENTARE
A seamless surface language.
Microcement is a thin-layer decorative surface coating. Cementare offers different systems, colours and textures for floors, walls, façades and furniture.
Why Cementare?
Systems selected for the application, with colours, textures and finishes suited to your project.
01Seamless surfaces
A continuous surface appearance without grout lines.
02Natural texture
Mineral texture shaped by the application technique.
03Versatile use
Different system options for floors, walls and furniture.
04Architectural harmony
Colours that complement the light and materials in your project.
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Cementare Systems
Explore Cementare systems developed for walls and floors, façades and furniture. Choose the surface solution suited to your application.
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MATERIAL
What Is Microcement?
A new expression in surface design.
Microcement is a decorative coating system made from mineral components, polymers, fine aggregates and pigments. It is applied in thin layers over suitably prepared surfaces. Its appearance and performance depend on the chosen system, application technique and protective topcoat.
What Is Microcement?
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Microcement Flooring
Seamless surfaces. Simple living.
Microcement flooring creates a seamless appearance in living and working spaces. The stability and moisture condition of the existing floor, together with preparation requirements, are assessed before application. The system and protective topcoat should be selected to suit the expected level of use.
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“A well-designed surface complements the architecture without dominating the space. Microcement brings colour, texture and continuity together in a single material language.
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— CEMENTARE
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Where Can Microcement Be Used?
One material, many surfaces.
Microcement can be used on floors, walls and bespoke surfaces in homes, offices, shops and restaurants. For bathrooms, kitchens and outdoor applications, the system should suit the expected exposure to water, traffic and weather.
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Microcement Colours
Colour defines the surface.
Microcement colour is perceived through surface texture, light and the marks of application. From warm neutrals to mineral greys, the palette creates different architectural atmospheres while natural hand-applied variation gives each surface its own depth.
Explore the Colours
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More than a finish,
the character of a space.
the character of a space.
Every surface contributes to the character of a space through colour, texture, light and the marks of application. Cementare approaches its system as an architectural surface that connects different areas through a shared material language.
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Information & Application
Colour, texture, surface preparation and the choice of topcoat together determine the appearance and performance of a microcement finish.
Microcement Application
Application starts with surface assessment and preparation, followed by the layers of the selected system and a protective topcoat. The schedule depends on the size of the area, the existing surface and drying conditions between coats.
Microcement Surface Examples
Explore different colours and textures on floors, walls and furniture. The photographs help you compare how the material appears under different lighting and spatial conditions.
Application Trial Kit
Microcement trial kits include the materials, application guide and colour options needed for a small test area. They provide a practical way to explore colour, texture and application before a larger project.
SURFACE · LIGHT · TEXTURE
A Closer Look at Microcement
Light, texture and the marks of application give every surface its own quiet character. Cementare is designed to become part of the architecture rather than simply sit on top of it.
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