Kompletní sety mikrocementu do koupelen a sprchových koutů pro vytvoření moderního bezespárého povrchu místo obkladů. Vhodné na stěny, podlahy, okolí vany i sprchové kouty při správné přípravě podkladu a finální ochraně.
For renovating an old bathroom. With proper preparation, microcement can be applied over existing tiles, so you don’t need to demolish the entire bathroom.
For a seamless surface in humid areas. A suitable solution for shower walls, niches, around the bath, and other surfaces where you don’t want traditional grout lines between tiles.
For a unified bathroom look. You can use a microcement set for walls, floors and adjoining details to create a consistent modern surface.
Complete microcement sets for bathrooms and shower enclosures are designed to create a modern, seamless surface on walls, floors, in showers, around baths or over tiles. Thanks to the integrated layer structure, you don’t have to combine individual materials separately.
Microcement is suitable for new bathrooms as well as renovations. With appropriate substrate preparation, it can be applied over concrete, screed, plaster, drywall, building boards and existing ceramic tiles.
The main advantage of microcement in the bathroom is a continuous surface without traditional grout lines. This makes the space feel cleaner, more modern and visually larger. The surface is easier to maintain as it contains no grout lines that can become dirty, discoloured or deteriorate over time.
Microcement suits minimalist, natural or industrial bathrooms. It can be combined with wood, stone, black taps, white sanitaryware and large-format tiles.
Microcement is ideal for shower walls, niches, benches and adjoining areas. However, the correct system build-up, thorough substrate preparation and suitable final protection must be applied in the shower.
On walls, microcement creates a smooth or subtly textured surface without grout lines. It is suitable for entire walls, feature areas, around basins, baths or toilets.
A stable base, proper detailing and final waterproof protection are essential on bathroom floors. Expansion joints and substrate movement must be respected.
In renovations, microcement can also be applied over old tiles if they are firmly adhered, not hollow, greasy or unstable. The surface needs thorough degreasing, preparation and unification with a suitable system build-up.
A complete set is arranged so individual layers complement each other. It includes materials for substrate preparation, microcement layers, pore sealing and final surface protection. This avoids confusion about which product belongs to each layer.
You choose a set according to the required area in m². This means you order material based on the actual size of your bathroom or shower enclosure and avoid buying unnecessarily large packs.
In bathrooms, appearance alone isn’t enough. The substrate must be strong, stable, dry and correctly prepared. Particular attention is needed for details, corners, junctions with drains, penetrations, corners and areas prone to water accumulation in the shower enclosure.
The most common mistake is applying on a poorly prepared substrate, skipping important layers or insufficient final protection. For wet areas, it is recommended to follow the system procedure exactly and avoid random material combinations.
Yes, microcement can be applied DIY, but bathrooms and showers are more demanding applications. If you lack experience with microcement, we recommend starting with a test kit or attending an application training.
For visible surfaces, care, cleanliness of work, sanding, stroke continuity and correct layer thickness matter. The result is hand-crafted and will never be as uniformly perfect as ceramic tiling — and that is its natural charm.
Yes, microcement is suitable for shower enclosures if used as a complete system with correct substrate preparation, pore sealing and final protective layer.
Yes, if the old tiles are firmly fixed, cohesive and not hollow. The surface must be degreased, prepared and an appropriate base layer applied to ensure proper adhesion of the microcement.
Microcement creates a continuous surface without traditional grouting between tiles. However, technical expansion joints or structural connections must be addressed according to the specific substrate and detail.
Yes, microcement can also be used on bathroom floors. The substrate must be firm, stable and properly prepared. Quality final protection is essential for floors.
A properly executed microcement system with suitable final protection is suitable for wet environments. The decorative screed alone is insufficient — the complete layer system is decisive.
Yes, renovation without demolition is one of microcement’s main advantages. If the original tiles or substrate are in good condition, they can be overlaid with a new surface after proper preparation.
It is possible but bathrooms and showers are more demanding than typical decorative wall finishes. We recommend starting with a test kit or training, especially if applying in a shower enclosure or on floors.
Calculate the actual area in m² according to walls, floor, shower and other parts. For intricate spaces, niches and details, it is advisable to allow a reasonable margin.
Send us the bathroom dimensions, substrate information and a photo. We will recommend the appropriate set, layer build-up and application procedure for your specific bathroom or shower enclosure.
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