Microtopping is a surface-coating technique that entails applying a thin layer of NEOCEMENT or other types of micro-cement on flooring, walls, countertops, and other surfaces. This creates a smooth, seamless, and aesthetically pleasing finish that is resistant to impact, abrasion, and the effects of the weather. Microtopping in Dubai, specifically, can help improve a structure’s resistance to ultraviolet radiation. Apply to various types of substrates, including concrete, tiles, and wood.
Interior and exterior applications on both horizontal and vertical surfaces in locations such as kitchens, bathrooms, shower boxes, or even as coatings for bathtubs. When properly installed, NEOCEMENT produces superior adhesion with high abrasion resistance and flexural properties that are unrivalled by other cement-based coatings or concrete overlays, making it highly suitable for high-traffic areas.
Microtopping flooring can renew old and damaged floors. Designers can create concrete finishes that extend from the floor to the walls and maybe even the ceiling, make bespoke art and graphics stencilled onto surfaces, and give wooden and metal furniture a concrete-like finish.
While prices can vary greatly, micro-concrete flooring tends to be pricier than polished concrete floors. The high microtopping Dubai cost stems not only from the higher price of micro-cement but also the need for skilled labor to ensure correct application. That said, microtopping offers significantly more design control and provides better-looking finishes.
Micro-cement flooring can last between 10 and 15 years in high-traffic areas and twice that (20-30 years) if used where there is lighter foot traffic and regular, correct maintenance. Therefore, despite the relatively high micro topping Dubai price, this coating can provide great value for money.
Proper surface preparation is critical. Fixing the substrates and testing for other possible substrate problems should be done by an expert contractor.
Terrazzo tiles differ greatly in their composition with some highly prone to humidity permeability, which is why we recommend the application of SX9 HumiGuard and of an additional coat of Neofiller, a highly efficient humidity blocker.
Yes, when the glazed tiles have been treated with Colortek Neogrip and slightly sanded or etched to promote adherence.
When applying on ceramic tiles, it is also important to treat the joint tiles with Colortek Epoxy Joint filler SX2 FillWell. Ceramic tiles joints are traditionally filled with cement-based tiling grout which is prone to letting humidity pass and the Epoxy based SX2 will prevent the ghosting effect.
Colortek SX9 has additional humidity blocking and grip properties which can help prevent surfacing humidity while providing additional grip to subsequent layers of the Neocement system.