All the materials you need to install a stunning microcement wall.
Easy to follow step by step installation guide included with every kit.
Professional tools needed: Trowel, Electric Drill with Mixer Head & Weighing Scales.
Microcement is a brilliantly versatile material that can be used instead of tiles to create seamless, durable walls, floors, wet areas, counter tops and furniture.
The end result is strong, flexible surface that is similar to polished concrete.
Suitable for use on: Sand & cement screeds, Anhydrite screeds, Self Leveller, Timber Composites, Plaster, Plaster Boards, Painted Walls.
Kit Includes:
• Fibre Glass Mesh
• Cemher Primer 100 (for absorbent surfaces like plaster, plasterboard, paint)
• Cemher Primer TAC (for non absorbent surfaces like fibreglass, waterproof tanking)
• Cemher Microdur Base
• Cemher Microdur Fine
• Cemher Hidroprimer
• Cemher Aquamax Extreme + Hardener
• Concentrated Colour for Base & Top Coats
• Step by Step Instructions
What’s the difference between the DIY & Professionals Kits?
Should I choose Absorbent or Non Absorbent?
How can I make sure I’m getting the right Colour?
Because colours on screens can vary massively from one computer to another, we’d always recommend that you buy a colour swatch before choosing a microcement colour. Microcement does contain natural minerals however so colours & textures may vary slightly between batches & products lines. The best way to be sure you are happy with the colour is to do a small sample before you start – and then wet it to get an idea of the colour it will go when it’s been sealed.
Is Microcement Strong?
Microcement is very strong, but it’s only ever as strong as the substrate that it is going onto. Take your time to ensure the surface is well consolidated and prepared adequately for microcement, visit our Surface Preperation Guidelines more information on surface preparation and after care. The compressive strength of microcement is very high, but only if each of the coats are no thicker than the grain within it. Trowel each coat as tightly as possible to get the benefit of the high compressive strength.
