This is the same certified microcement system we use on floors and walls, applied by hand to a carcass or substrate built to the shape you want. A kitchen island, a run of worktop, a bathroom vanity, a window bench, a bar front, a fireplace hearth or a bespoke piece of joinery is wrapped so the top, edges and returns read as one solid element with no visible joins.
It appeals to clients who want the cast-concrete look without concrete's weight, and who do not want the join lines, standard edge profiles and template-then-wait process that stone involves. Because the finish is applied in place over a purpose-built substrate, shapes that would be expensive or impractical in stone, wrapped waterfall ends, curves, deep aprons, integrated benches, become straightforward.
Most enquiries come at kitchen or bathroom design stage, when the joinery is being drawn. That is the right moment, because the carcass has to be designed for a hand-applied finish: rigid, correctly braced, with the right board and no flex. The joinery or cabinetry is built by your kitchen fitter or joiner; we finish it.
Worktops are the most demanding thing we finish, because they are touched constantly and inspected at close range under kitchen lighting. Heat, water, red wine, lemon, oil and knives all land on them. Which is why substrate, sealer and honest advice about how a surface behaves in daily use matter more here than anywhere else, and why we will tell you where a microcement top is the wrong answer.
