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Microcement Stairs Stairs Reform with Microcement Microcement stairs are one of the most successful applications in recent years. Stairs are part of the decoration of sample houses. So much so that in many constructions they try to make the staircase a visible element since it provides a sense of spaciousness. The method of cladding the […]

Microcement Defects Main Errors in Microcement Microcement is a material that can be in perfect condition for many years, coating our homes naturally. But it is also a material that needs meticulous application using the best materials. If not, within a few months of use, defects can begin to flourish that are costly and difficult

Microcement Price Factors that influence the Cost of Microcement Before discussing the price of a microcement renovation, it’s essential to explore the available alternatives. For walls, the most common options are paint, tiles, and, of course, microcement. Paint stands out for its low cost but isn’t resistant to humidity or suitable for deep cleaning. Tiles,

Microcement Kitchen 4 Reasons to Refurbish a Kitchen with Microcement Reform a kitchen with microcement? The kitchen is possibly the room, along with the bathrooms, that undergo the most reforms in our homes. The reason is very simple, because we spend a lot of time in it and because we like the feeling of cleanliness.

MICROCEMENT BATHROOM 6 Reasons to Reform your Bathroom with Microcement Why should I reform my bathroom with microcement? It may be that this question comes to mind, when both decorators and architects are advising to reform with microcement. Currently, the natural finish is being sought, and without joints, since hygiene conditions improve exponentially. Let’s see

Differences between Ready-to-use Microcement and Traditional Differences between Ready-to-Use Microcement and Two-Component Currently there are several types of microcements. The most used could be the traditional microcement, the ready-to-use microcement and the epoxy microcement. Today we are going to talk about the differences of the first two. Both traditional and ready-to-use microcement allow continuous decorative