
Open-plan Flooring
Seamless floor across a contemporary kitchen and living area.
Browse completed Eco Microcement work photographed on real client projects, including seamless floors, bathrooms, walls, stair details, kitchens and exterior surfaces.
Explore completed Eco Microcement projects across floors, bathrooms, walls, stairs, kitchens and exterior surfaces.

Seamless floor across a contemporary kitchen and living area.

A completed kitchen with a continuous neutral microcement floor.

Large exterior residential surface finished in microcement.

Microcement used to create a crisp architectural stair treatment.

Wall and floor treatment in a compact wet-room installation.

Microcement used across a contemporary bathroom and shower area.

A close-up example of a smooth microcement bathroom finish.

A muted seamless bathroom scheme with microcement surfaces.

Decorative microcement finish behind a double vanity.

A completed Eco Microcement floor finish in a real residential project.

A completed Eco Microcement floor finish in a real residential project.
A good result depends on correct preparation, a system matched to the environment and controlled hand application — not simply the decorative finish.
Long-term performance starts with the substrate. Eco Microcement follows a structured process from assessment and preparation through to finishing and final protection.
Review substrate, usage and moisture conditions.
Stabilise, prime and prepare the existing surface.
Build the microcement in controlled hand-applied layers.
Seal the surface and complete final quality checks.
Yes. The correct system is selected according to traffic, moisture, substrate condition and the required finish.
Often yes. Stable tiles, concrete and screed can frequently be retained after appropriate preparation, reducing demolition.
Send the project location, approximate area, current substrate and finish requirement. A site assessment can then confirm the specification and final price.
Discuss your residential or commercial project with the family team — or contact the family team to discuss the most suitable system and finish.
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