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        Microcement is an advanced high performance material that uses a mixture of color pigments, additives, fine aggregates and polymers that adhere to any surface. Microcement provides a practical and versatile finish to any surface in your home or office. This material provides a continuous surface so it does not require a backing and is a non-slip product that is very easy to care for. Microcement is a better choice than tile because it gives the feel and look of concrete, and it’s a great choice for kitchens and bathrooms because it provides a hygienic, stain-free surface. Let’s talk a little more about why microcement is better than ceramic tiles.
        The first thing you need to know about microcement is that it is easy to clean and maintain. While tile is not that difficult to clean, its color and pattern can fade over time with the use of cleaning products. So, you have to ask yourself which is better: ceramic tile or a concrete coffee table in your home? Another problem with tiles is that airborne environmental particles and dirt get stuck between tile joints and can be difficult to remove if you don’t clean them regularly. On the other hand, a microcement floor can be cleaned with a vacuum cleaner and a mop, making it easier to sweep the dirt off the concrete floor.
        Therefore, in terms of care, microcement is more convenient than ceramic tiles. In addition, microcement is available in a variety of colors and designs, just like tiles, but will not fade when over-cleaned. You can customize the microcement design, which is not possible with tiles.
        Microcement is better for your home or office and there is a lot of evidence to support this fact. Let’s take a closer look at its benefits.
        Microcement is cheaper than tiles because it is applied directly to the existing floor. This means you don’t have to remove old tiles or floors, saving handling and labor costs. Both ceramic tile and microcement are good options for your home, but you need to weigh the pros and cons before choosing one. It is best if you contact a professional.