Shaping spaces with vision

Elevate surfaces with microcement

Microcement is our seamless, modern mineral finish — engineered for tropical humidity and built to handle the wear of daily life. From floors to wet zones, it delivers a smooth, contemporary surface without sacrificing durability.

Seamless surfaces require a clear system for durability, texture, and the tropical world

Altarize’s microcement is formulated with low-carbon minerals, upcycled aggregates, and natural fibers — built to withstand moisture while staying comfortable underfoot and beautiful to the eye.

Seamless floors

Wet-area finishes

Custom textures

Low-carbon minerals

TAILORED FOR YOUR SURFACE

We create seamless, breathable finishes

Engineered for humidity

Microcement is formulated specifically for high-humidity environments. Its breathable mineral composition resists moisture buildup, reducing the risk of cracking or peeling common in conventional cement finishes — a system built to perform in Bali’s climate, not just survive it.

Seamless, custom application

Applied by hand in thin, continuous layers, our microcement creates a joint-free surface that can be customized in texture and tone. Whether for floors, walls, or furniture, each application is tailored on-site to match your design intent.

Common Questions

Frequently asked questions

Find answers to the most common questions about our microcement system, application process, and performance in tropical conditions.

Is microcement suitable for wet areas like bathrooms?

Yes. Microcement is engineered for high-moisture environments, making it a strong choice for bathrooms, showers, and other wet zones where seamless waterproofing matters.

How is microcement different from regular concrete or tile?

Unlike tile, microcement has no grout lines, creating a seamless surface. Compared to regular concrete, it's applied in thin layers, is more flexible in design, and resists cracking better in humid, tropical conditions.

What surfaces can microcement be applied to?

Microcement can be applied to floors, walls, countertops, and furniture — over existing tile, concrete, or wood substrates, as long as the surface is properly prepared.

How long does microcement take to apply and cure?

Timeline depends on the size and complexity of the project, but installation typically involves multiple thin layers with curing time between each. Our team will walk you through the exact schedule during the site inspection.

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