Microtopping
General
Microtopping, also called microcement, is an innovative and versatile finishing layer for floors and walls. This thin layer, only 1-3 mm thick, consists of a mixture of cement, synthetic resin and pigments. This gives you a sleek, seamless finish with a concrete look.
It is a versatile and modern finish layer that is becoming increasingly popular. Although often associated with stylish flooring, the applications of microtopping are actually almost limitless.
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Traditional applications
- Flooring: Microtopping is widely used to create seamless, modern and durable flooring. It is perfect for both residential and commercial spaces.
- Walls: Because of its thin layer and many color options, microtopping is ideal for giving walls a unique look. It can be used in bathrooms, kitchens, living rooms and even offices.
Alternative applications
- Furniture: Microtopping can be used to give furniture a unique and industrial look. Think table tops, cabinets and even bathroom vanities.
- Stairs: The seamless finish makes microtopped stairs not only beautiful, but also safe.
- Ceilings: For a truly unique look, microtopping can also be applied to ceilings.
- Outdoor spaces: With the right products and treatment, microtopping is also suitable for outdoors. Think terraces, balconies and even facades.
- Bathrooms: Due to its water-resistant properties, microtopping is perfect for use in bathrooms. It can even be used for showers and sinks.
The benefits of microtopping:
- Versatile: Can be applied to almost any surface.
- Durable: Resistant to wear, moisture and stains.
- Seamless: Creates an elegant, uniform look without joints.
- Easy to maintain: Easy to clean.
- Many colors: Choose from an extensive palette of colors and finishes.
- Thin: The layer is only 1-3 mm thick, so it has minimal impact on the space.
Maintenance of your microtopping floor
A microtopped floor requires regular maintenance to maintain its beauty. Vacuum or sweep regularly and mop with a slightly damp mop and a pH-neutral detergent. Avoid harsh detergents, abrasives and bleaches. For deep cleaning, use a special cleaning agent. Protect the floor with a regular protective coating. Place felts under furniture and ask guests to remove shoes inside.
Summary:
- Daily: Vacuuming/sweeping, mopping with a pH-neutral agent.
- Periodic: Deep cleaning, applying protective coating.
- Avoid: Aggressive agents, abrasives, hot water, sharp objects, water flooding.
