- Microcement
- Seamless mineral surface
One surface. Endless shades.
1–2 mm thin cement-based putty for walls and bathrooms - seamless, applicable over tiles, concrete, or drywall.
1 - 2 mm thickness
On tiles, concrete, drywall
10 factory shades
Water-resistant surface
What is microcement?
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On any surface
1–2 mm thin cement-based putty for walls and bathrooms - seamless, applicable over tiles, concrete, or drywall.
Only 1 -2 mm
For walls and bathrooms
Uses
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One material, the whole room
Microcement is a seamless finish that gives the space a modern, continuous look, smoothly connecting various vertical and overhead surfaces.
Living room walls
Bedroom
Bathroom
Kitchen
Stairwell
Facades and outdoor spaces
Shop
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Products
Mira microcement system - from decorative filler to primer and protective coating.
Microcement shades
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Mineral palette
10 factory-mixed shades - from light White and Silver to deep Anthracite, plus colorful Wine, Aubergine, Ocean, Olive, and Orange. The pigment is uniform throughout the material.
White
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Silver
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Steel
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Grey
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Anthracite
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Wine
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Aubergine
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Ocean
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Olive
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Orange
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Why microcement?
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Material with character
Four steps from sample to finished surface. Usually in 4 - 6 days.
Seamless
Continuous surface without tile joints - the space feels larger and more tranquil.
Water-resistant
The hardened material is water-resistant; in wet areas, it is used together with waterproofing.
Only 1 -2 mm
A thin layer does not raise the floor or affect the door clearance.
Flexible
Resistant to cracking and everyday wear - built to last.
On any surface
Applies over old tiles, concrete, drywall, and wood - without demolition.
10 shades
10 factory-mixed shades - from White to Anthracite, plus colorful shades.
Process
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How it is done
Microcement is not just a beautiful surface - it is thin, flexible, and water-resistant, and suitable for almost any substrate.
Interesting posts
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Knowledge & ideas
Practical tips, shade trends, and project stories about living with microcement.
