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For the area behind the kitchen units. The complete system creates a continuous washable surface behind the worktop, sink or hob without the usual grid of tile joints.
For larger decorative surfaces. Suitable solution for entire kitchen walls, dining areas, niches, casings and surfaces adjoining the living area.
For refurbishment without demolition. If ceramic tiles are firmly fixed, they can be covered with a complete microcement system after proper preparation.
Microcement sets for the kitchen contain the complementary materials needed to create a continuous surface on the kitchen backsplash, wall, niche or other decorative surface. Individual sets are selected according to the actual area in m² and the desired appearance.
The most common use is microcement behind the kitchen units. The surface has no regular cement joints, combines well with wood, stone, stainless steel and black accessories, and with proper final protection is easy to clean.
This category is primarily intended for customers wishing to purchase the complete material composition. Detailed instructions, technical limitations and usage comparisons can be found in the article Concrete screed for the kitchen and behind the kitchen units.
The main advantage of a microcement kitchen backsplash is a continuous surface without the classic grid of tile joints. This makes the backsplash look calmer and visually unifies the worktop, upper cabinets and adjoining walls.
Once properly sealed with an intermediate layer and a two-component PU lacquer, the surface is washable and suitable for normal kitchen use. However, grease, water and food residue should be removed regularly and abrasive cleaners avoided.
The most common application is the area between the worktop and upper cabinets. Microcement here creates a continuous surface without joints and easily connects to the sink, tap, worktop and side walls.
These areas are more exposed to water, grease, heat and frequent cleaning. Proper substrate preparation, careful connection to the worktop and at least two coats of high-quality protective PU lacquer are essential.
Microcement can also be used on entire walls, dining areas, niches, recesses and casings. The same shade can seamlessly continue from the kitchen into the living area.
During renovation, microcement can be applied over existing tiles if they are firmly fixed, not hollow or cracked, and the substrate is thoroughly degreased. Joints must be levelled and glossy surfaces mechanically prepared. The detailed procedure is described in the article Concrete screed on tiles and paving.
The complete kitchen set is composed as a coherent multi-layer system. Depending on the variant, it includes materials for substrate preparation, a base microcement layer, decorative screed, surface sealing and final protection.
The set is selected according to the area of the backsplash or wall. For complex surfaces, deeper joints and uneven substrates, it is recommended to allow for a reasonable material reserve.
A finer and smoother screed suitable for customers wanting a calmer modern surface with a less pronounced texture. Often chosen specifically for kitchen backsplashes, walls and furniture elements.
A coarser screed with a natural mineral structure and more distinct hand texture. Suitable where a livelier concrete look is desired or to harmonise the kitchen wall with other interior surfaces.
Both options require the correct system composition and final protection. The difference lies mainly in the resulting texture and character of the surface.
Although the kitchen backsplash is a small area, it is operationally very exposed. Critical spots are especially behind the sink, behind the hob, in corners and at connections to the worktop, trims or side walls.
The surface must be firm, clean and thoroughly degreased. Near a stove or hob, the safe distances specified by the appliance manufacturer must be observed. Microcement and PU lacquer are not intended for direct contact with open flames or extreme radiant heat.
Microcement can be used on worktops but is a significantly more demanding application than a typical backsplash. The worktop is exposed to water, impacts, acids, grease, hot vessels and intensive mechanical wear.
The substrate must be firm and stable, edges properly finished and surface protected with a durable two-component lacquer. Even a properly executed microcement worktop is not a chopping board or a trivet for hot cookware. For typical DIY applications, microcement is a safer choice primarily for backsplashes and walls.
Light greys, beiges, sand and other natural shades are often chosen for kitchens. Light tones visually enlarge the space, warmer shades combine well with wood, and grey tones enhance a modern concrete character.
We recommend matching the shade with the worktop, cabinetry, flooring, tap and lighting. Colours on screen may differ from the actual surface, so it is advisable to order a physical microcement sample.
Yes. The kitchen backsplash is one of the most common uses for microcement. The surface must be properly prepared, sealed and protected with a durable PU lacquer.
Yes, if the tiles are firmly fixed, not hollow or cracked, and the surface is thoroughly degreased and mechanically prepared. Joints must be levelled with a suitable base layer.
If properly protected with a final coating, yes. The surface does not have regular cement joints, so grease and dirt do not accumulate in the usual tile grid.
A complete system with a sealing intermediate layer and quality two-component PU lacquer is suitable for normal kitchen use. However, dirt, acids and aggressive chemicals should not be left on the surface for prolonged periods.
Yes, provided the safe distances specified by the appliance manufacturer are maintained and the surface is not exposed to open flames or extreme radiant heat. Proper final protection is essential.
Yes, but it is a more demanding application. The worktop requires a stable substrate, well-finished edges and a very durable protective lacquer. When in use, chopping boards and trivets for hot vessels are necessary.
Measure the actual area in m². For backsplashes, multiply length by height and subtract larger openings. For complex or uneven substrates, it is recommended to add a reasonable material reserve.
Commonly chosen are grey, beige, sand and natural tones. It is advisable to coordinate the shade with the worktop, cabinetry, flooring and lighting and verify on a physical sample.
Send us the dimensions of the backsplash, type of substrate, a photo of the kitchen and information whether the area is behind the sink or hob. We will recommend a suitable set and layer composition.
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