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Seamless microcement floor in a modern Dubai interior

Microcement and resin flooring.

Microcement flooring Dubai gives a seamless surface with no grout lines — applied thin over what is already there, provided the substrate underneath is stable.

Flooring · Seamless

A thin coating that depends entirely on what is beneath it

Microcement is only a few millimetres thick. It does not bridge structural movement, and it will faithfully reproduce any crack, flex or loose tile underneath. Whether a floor is a good candidate is decided at survey, not on site on the day.

Where the substrate is sound, it is a strong option: no grout lines, continuous from floor up a wall, and it can go over existing tiles without the demolition, waste and height change of a full strip-out. Seamless flooring Dubai also suits bathrooms well, as long as the tanking beneath is correct.

Microcement being trowel applied to a floor

What the work covers

Floors, walls, wet areas and resin systems.

Substrate assessment

Checking stability, cracking, hollow tiles and movement before committing to the system.

Preparation

Cleaning, mechanical keying, priming and mesh reinforcement over joints and tile lines.

Microcement floors

Base and finish coats trowelled to the chosen texture, then sealed in multiple coats.

Walls and wet areas

Continuous application up walls and into showers, over verified waterproofing.

Colour and texture

Pigment selection and trowel texture agreed on sample boards before application.

Sealing

Polyurethane sealer coats for stain and water resistance, matt or satin as chosen.

Epoxy resin floors

Resin coatings for garages, plant rooms, utility areas and commercial spaces.

Repairs and recoating

Refreshing worn sealer and repairing damage on existing microcement surfaces.

Modern Dubai interior with seamless floor

Microcement in Dubai properties

Application conditions and substrate movement decide the outcome.

Height and thresholds

Because it goes over existing tiles, doors and thresholds usually still work — a real advantage in apartments.

Substrate cracking

Any structural or thermal cracking beneath will eventually appear in the finish. Honest assessment first is essential.

Curing conditions

Temperature and humidity affect cure and finish. Application is scheduled with AC running and the space closed.

Sealer maintenance

Sealer wears in high-traffic areas and needs periodic recoating — expected maintenance, not a defect.

Surface before and after.

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BEFORE — dated tiled floor
AFTER — seamless microcement surface
Before After

How application runs

01

Survey

Substrate assessed for stability, cracking and moisture.

02

Samples

Colour and texture agreed on physical sample boards.

03

Preparation

Keying, priming and mesh reinforcement.

04

Application

Base and finish coats trowelled in sequence with cure time between.

05

Sealing and handover

Sealer coats, cure period and care instructions.

Send photos of the existing floor — we will tell you honestly if it is a suitable substrate.

Who this is for

Continuous, modern surfaces without demolition.

Owners wanting a joint-free floor
Apartments where height and thresholds are tight
Bathrooms and wet rooms with sound tanking
Renovations avoiding tile demolition
Garages and utility rooms needing resin
Commercial spaces wanting a monolithic finish
Part of

Flooring is one part of our interior scope — supply, preparation and installation across every material.

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Microcement questions.

Seamless floor in a lit modern interior

Assess your floor.

Send photos of the existing surface and we will confirm whether it suits microcement.

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