Technically speaking it can be called render.

But our microcement differs from common renders, in that it is applied in several thin coats, is durable, smooth and suited a wide range of applications including wet areas and floors.

Plasters are usually lime, gypsum or clay-based and with the exception of (authentic) tadelakt, are generally not well suited to areas exposed to water and impact

Our Mercadier Decoration Microcement is highly water resistant and can be used in shower trays, basins and bathtubs. It is applied over (on top of) the waterproofing membrane

Yes, our microcement adheres to most surfaces. However we recommend avoiding application to existing timber benchtops.

We don’t recommend or warranty our microcement in areas that are constantly submerged in water, like pools

Our microcement can be applied to sound, clean tiles. Please refer to our product specifications for guidance.

As long as the substrate is sound and adequately prepared. Please see our product specifications.

Our microcement is durable and simple to maintain, though we do recommend using a PH neutral cleaner.

We recommend not letting wet things like towels sit on the material for lengths of time, and cleaning up spills.

One of the benefits of our microcement is that it does not attract mould and when finished correctly, is simple to clean.