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03/05/2024
Why Choose Microtopping®?
Ideal Work UK has unveiled Microtopping®, a revolutionary cementitious coating that delivers the sleek, sophisticated look of polished concrete with unparalleled versatility and ease of application.
Polished Concrete Aesthetic in just 2-3mm
Designed for both professional and home use, Microtopping® is set to transform the world of architectural finishes.
Microtopping® offers a 2-3mm thickness and is uniquely applied with hand trowels, allowing for a vast array of aesthetic effects. This innovative product can achieve finishes that range from heavily variegated to smooth and homogenous, textured or sleek, and is available in an extensive palette of colours. Furthermore, unique special effects can be achieved through the use of stencils, metal trims, and acid staining, making it an ideal choice for bespoke designs.
Microtopping® is more than just a product - it's a design solution that caters to the creative needs of architects, designers, developers, and homeowners. Its flexibility and adaptability allow it to be used in a variety of settings, from modern homes to rustic environments and even in restoring historic properties.
The application of Microtopping® is not limited to floors alone. Its exceptional bonding capability means it can be applied over almost any substrate, making it perfect for walls, ceilings, furniture, and more, transforming any surface into a statement piece.
Key benefits of Microtoppping® include:
• Adaptability: Applies seamlessly over existing surfaces, including concrete, wood, plastic, and metal.
• Durability: Resistant to wear and tear, maintaining its aesthetic appeal over time.
• Ease of Application: Applied with hand trowels by certified professionals, ensuring a high-quality finish.
• Customisable: Offers endless design possibilities through textures, colours, and special effects.
Execute your creative vision with this incredibly versatile product. Whether it’s a modern, rustic or historic environment, Microtopping® can be used as a stand alone feature or as an elegant background to harmonise other architectural elements. With the correct preparation, Microtopping® can be applied to almost any surface (substrate) and is a popular choice for design professionals, developers and homeowners.
Click here to request a quote.
idealworkuk.com
Polished Concrete Aesthetic in just 2-3mm
Designed for both professional and home use, Microtopping® is set to transform the world of architectural finishes.
Microtopping® offers a 2-3mm thickness and is uniquely applied with hand trowels, allowing for a vast array of aesthetic effects. This innovative product can achieve finishes that range from heavily variegated to smooth and homogenous, textured or sleek, and is available in an extensive palette of colours. Furthermore, unique special effects can be achieved through the use of stencils, metal trims, and acid staining, making it an ideal choice for bespoke designs.
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Microtopping® is more than just a product - it's a design solution that caters to the creative needs of architects, designers, developers, and homeowners. Its flexibility and adaptability allow it to be used in a variety of settings, from modern homes to rustic environments and even in restoring historic properties.
The application of Microtopping® is not limited to floors alone. Its exceptional bonding capability means it can be applied over almost any substrate, making it perfect for walls, ceilings, furniture, and more, transforming any surface into a statement piece.
Key benefits of Microtoppping® include:
• Adaptability: Applies seamlessly over existing surfaces, including concrete, wood, plastic, and metal.
• Durability: Resistant to wear and tear, maintaining its aesthetic appeal over time.
• Ease of Application: Applied with hand trowels by certified professionals, ensuring a high-quality finish.
• Customisable: Offers endless design possibilities through textures, colours, and special effects.
Execute your creative vision with this incredibly versatile product. Whether it’s a modern, rustic or historic environment, Microtopping® can be used as a stand alone feature or as an elegant background to harmonise other architectural elements. With the correct preparation, Microtopping® can be applied to almost any surface (substrate) and is a popular choice for design professionals, developers and homeowners.
Click here to request a quote.
idealworkuk.com
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