Description
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
Type: Monocomponent Microcement
Aspect: White Powder
BULK DENSITY
As Powder: 1.300kg/m3
Solid Content: 100%
Usage Time:1 hour
Max aggregate size: Fine 0,2mm Thick 0,4mm
Added Water: 28% Fine 24% Thick
MECHANICAL STRENGTH (EN 1015-11)
Compression 28 days: 30N/mm². Fine
Compression 28 days: 40N/mm². Thick
Compression 28 days: 40N/mm². System
Flexion 28 days: 6N/mm². System
Thickness of Application: 0,2mm Fine 0,5mm Base
Reaction to Fire (EN13501-1): A1
Commercial and Residential Microcement vs Polished Concrete Floor
Choosing between microcement and polished concrete can significantly impact both the performance and appearance of your space. At Eco Microcement, we help clients across London understand the key differences between these two popular flooring systems and specify the most suitable solution for their project.
For businesses exploring Commercial Polished Microcement London solutions or homeowners considering a seamless upgrade, understanding how each system performs is essential.
Microcement vs Polished Concrete — Key Differences
When comparing Microcement vs polished concrete, the biggest distinction lies in thickness, installation method, and flexibility.
Microcement is a thin, multi-layer coating typically applied at 2–3mm over existing substrates, while polished concrete usually requires a thicker structural slab and grinding process. Our Microcement Concrete London systems are particularly popular for refurbishment projects where floor height and downtime must be minimised.
Microcement advantages:
- Ultra-thin application
- Seamless modern finish
- Can be applied over existing floors
- Faster installation in many refurbishments
- Suitable for walls and vertical surfaces
Polished Microcement Floor London Applications
A Polished microcement floor London clients choose often combines the sleek appearance of polished concrete with the flexibility of microcement. This makes it ideal for both residential and commercial interiors seeking a contemporary architectural finish.
Homeowners exploring Residential Microcement polished plaster London solutions often prefer microcement for its versatility across floors and walls within the same design scheme.
Commercial and Residential Use Cases
As a Modern Concrete flooring contractor, Eco Microcement works on both commercial and residential projects. Microcement is widely used in:
- Retail and showroom environments
- Offices and reception areas
- Hospitality venues
- Contemporary homes
- Renovation projects
For Finished concrete floors residential London properties, microcement offers a refined alternative where traditional concrete installation may be impractical.
What About Microcement Polished Concrete Kits UK?
While Microcement Polished Concrete Kits UK are available on the market, professional installation is strongly recommended for commercial and high-end residential projects to ensure correct substrate preparation, system build-up, and long-term durability.
Get Expert Advice for Your Project
Not sure which system is right for your space? Contact Eco Microcement for professional guidance and a tailored recommendation based on your project requirements.
FAQ — Microcement vs Polished Concrete
Which is better: microcement or polished concrete?
It depends on the project. Microcement is often preferred for refurbishments and seamless designs, while polished concrete may suit new structural slab installations.
Is microcement more flexible than polished concrete?
Yes. Microcement can be applied over many existing substrates, making it more versatile for renovation projects.
Can microcement achieve a polished concrete look?
Yes. With the correct finish, microcement can closely replicate the appearance of polished concrete while offering thinner application.
Is professional installation necessary?
For best results, especially in commercial environments, professional installation is strongly recommended.
Do you provide services across London?
Yes. Eco Microcement serves clients throughout London and surrounding regions.


