1. What is the strength and resistance of microcement? Although microcement is not a thick coating, the materials used in it are very resistant and hard.

Microcement mostly has the ability to cover all surfaces including cement, stone, marble, tile, plaster, etc. This coating is also suitable for horizontal and vertical, internal and external surfaces. ◦ Never apply microcement on natural wood. ◦ The desired surface must be solid and stable. ◦ The surface must be free of dust and dry.

Yes, just before installing the microcement, a predetermined heating process must be performed.

Microcement itself is not impermeable. It is mandatory to use the last layer, which is a waterproof layer, to perform microcement. Microcement may be used in sinks, bathtubs or wet environments. This is possible if it covers the last layer of microcement.

No, depending on the type of microcement and its texture, a non-slip surface can be achieved.

Although their appearance may be the same, microcement has more advantages: ◦ Quick and easy installation ◦ No need for a car or heavy equipment for installation ◦ Less work, less cost, less time ◦ Can be used for all levels ◦ Seamless, so you won't see any cracks during the drying process. ◦ Can be installed on both vertical and horizontal surfaces

Installation of microcement usually takes between 3 and 5 days. It takes 1 week to use and walk on these surfaces.

No, it is not necessary to do this, microcement is a very thin coating and adds 1 to 3 mm to the diameter of the surface, if the distance of the door from the ground is usually 5 mm.

For long-lasting microcement, we suggest using water and natural soap.