Transform Your Space with Modern Microcement Solutions!

What is microcement?

MWork Microcement-Apply Micro Cement in Bathrooms

Microcement is a trending material in modern architecture and interior design. This versatile coating is perfect for floors, ceilings, and walls, offering a seamless, high-end finish that enhances any space. Available in both waterproof and non-waterproof options, microcement is ideal for bathrooms, kitchens, living areas, and commercial spaces.

Its durable, crack-resistant, and low-maintenance surface ensures long-lasting performance, making it a favorite among designers and builders. Elevate your space with this innovative, stylish, and customizable solution that blends aesthetics with functionality.

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Choose the Right DIY Microcement Kit for Your Space

We provide three specialized DIY kits to match different installation needs. Select the one that best suits your project

MWork Microcement Standard Kit

Standard Kit

Ideal for: Bedrooms, feature walls, fireplace and decorative applications.

Includes: Micro Primer and Microcement for two coats.

Price: $2.40/Sq.Ft.

MWork Microcement Water-resistant Kit

Water-resistant Kit

Ideal for: Walls, offices, kitchens, and other dry or lightly damp areas.

Includes: Micro Primer, Mesh, Microcement for two coats, Sealer for one layer, and Topcoat for one layer.

Price: $5.00/Sq.Ft.

MWork Microcement Waterproof Kit

Waterproof Kit

Ideal for: Bathrooms, showers, countertops, furniture coatings, outdoor spaces, and other wet areas.

Includes: This kit includes Micro Primer, Mesh, Microcement for two coats (three coats for floors), Sealer, and Topcoat.

Price: $5.50/Sq.Ft. (walls & ceilings), $6.00/Sq. Ft. (floors) Add separately to cart if needed.

For any questions about kits, application, or custom colors, text Max at +1 604-388-8396 (9am - 7pm PST, Vancouver). Or email us at Sales@mwork.ca

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Textures & Colours That Define Your Style

  • Close-up of a textured cream-colored wall surface.

    Base Texture

  • Close-up of a textured yellow or beige stucco wall with a crack near the top left corner.

    Medium Texture

  • Close-up of a light-colored, textured wall with some minor scratches and a small peeling area.

    Fine Texture

  • Close-up view of a concrete wall with a textured surface and geometric patterns etched into it.

    Stencil Series

  • Close-up of a textured gray concrete wall with uneven, cracked surfaces.

    Island Patterns

  • Close-up photo of a textured gray surface, possibly concrete or painted wall.

    Patterned Textures

  • A plain, textured gray surface or wall.

    Cloudstone Grey

  • A gray concrete or cement floor with various texture and subtle color variations.

    Silver Mist

  • Sand Veil

    Sand Veil

  • Close-up of a textured, light gray painted wall with rough, uneven surface.

    Frosted Steel

  • Close-up of a textured blue-green surface with patterns that resemble frost or ice crystals.

    Midnight Ash

  • Close-up of a textured, painted wall with peeling paint and cracked surfaces

    Urban Grunge

  • Close-up of a textured, greenish surface, possibly a painted wall or concrete with an uneven, rough finish.

    Deep Forest Moss

  • Close-up of a textured blue-gray painted wall with visible brush strokes.

    Blue Drift

  • Close-up of a weathered wooden surface with visible grain and distressed texture.

    Desert Birch

  • Close-up of a textured beige stucco wall with rough, uneven surface.

    Sahara Stone

  • Close-up of a textured white stucco wall with irregular patterns.

    Storm Dust

  • Green textured wall with uneven surface and paint variations.

    Forest Shadow

  • Close-up of a textured rock face with vertical striations and some small plants growing at the base.

    Ash Canvas

  • Close-up of textured metallic or concrete surface with irregular patterns and markings.

    Burnt Earth

  • A black and white close-up of textured fabric with a geometric pattern of interconnected lines and shapes.

    Moorish Pattern

  • Close-up of a textured, off-white wall with linear and patchy patterns.

    Birch Grain

  • Close-up of a textured white ceiling with rough, uneven surface and various patterns.

    Mint Frost

  • Close-up of a textured, marbled surface with various shades of gray and beige.

    Twilight Dune

  • Decorative white surface with an intricate, symmetrical floral pattern, showing signs of peeling and chipping paint.

    Royal Lace

  • Close-up of a textured beige ceiling surface with a popcorn finish.

    Vanilla Fog

  • Close-up of a textured silver metallic surface with vertical lines.

    Vertical Drift

  • Close-up of an intricate, ornate circular design in black on an aged, cracked, and weathered surface with brown and beige tones.

    Royal Eclipse

  • Close-up of a textured red or orange wall surface.

    Sunset Copper Clay

  • Close-up of a textured white and light blue stucco wall surface.

    Glacier Blue

  • Close-up of a textured ceiling with a pattern of raised, rough patches.

    Stone Haze

  • Close-up of weathered, gray wooden surface with vertical grain and textured pattern.

    Rock Grain

  • Close-up of a textured, weathered metallic surface with cracks and rust patches

    Shadow Smoke

What are the benefits of microcement?

Modern kitchen sink and faucet with textured gray Microcement wall and black upper cabinet.

Microcement is a durable material, highly resistant to cracking, scratching, and everyday wear, making it ideal for high-traffic areas. Its seamless design ensures a smooth, modern aesthetic with no grout lines.

Being waterproof and moisture-resistant, it works perfectly in kitchens, bathrooms, and outdoor spaces. Its versatile application allows it to be used on floors, walls, and even furniture.

Additionally, easy maintenance ensures it retains its polished look with minimal effort. Finally, microcement is an eco-friendly option, reducing renovation waste compared to traditional materials.

Application of Microcement

Mwork sink, faucet and top counter

Kitchen Countertops & Backsplashes

Modern minimalist bathroom with freestanding bathtub, dual sinks, wall-mounted toilet and bidet, and large windows with a city view.

Bathroom Walls & Floors

Modern living room with minimalist design, featuring a large flat-screen TV, brown leather sectional sofa, glass coffee table, potted plants, and a large window with blinds.

Living Room & Open Spaces

Interior of a modern cafe with tables and chairs, minimalistic design, white walls, and ceiling with exposed pipes.

Commercial Interiors

Minimalist interior design with archways, brown leather sofa, wooden panels, and chairs

Hallways and Entrances

Terrace with wooden roof and pendant lights overlooking a lake and mountains.

Outdoor Patios

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FAQs

  • Microcement can be applied to a variety of surfaces including concrete, tile, plaster, and wood.

  • Yes, microcement is waterproof, making it ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, and even outdoor areas.

  • The installation process usually takes 3-5 days, depending on the size of the area and the surface preparation needed.

  • Microcement requires minimal maintenance—just regular cleaning with mild soap and water.

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