Microcement table: Enjoy the quintessential lined piece of furniture in the focus of your home

Welcome to the exciting world of decoration, where creativity has no limits and where the search for innovative furniture is a constant! In this exciting search for aesthetic perfection, one of the many options that has captivated design lovers is the microcement table. Versatile and modern, this unique piece has the power to enhance the functionality and elegance of any space in your home, but more specifically, in the areas of your living room or outdoor garden.

Microcement tables are much more than just furniture. And although microcement has gained popularity in recent times, there are still many people who are unaware of its incredible potential to beautify homes and the advantages it offers over traditional furniture.

Do you wonder why these tables have taken centre stage in decoration? Don’t worry! In this article, from Cementec we will explain the benefits, applications and aesthetic utilities of microcement tables and why they are the ideal choice for your living room or garden.

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How to cover a table with microcement: Step-by-step guide

Sanding and cleaning process of a Cementec coated furniture.
Sanding and cleaning of refurbished round wooden table in Malaga for decoration shop.

Microcement tables have become a popular choice for their modern aesthetics and resistance. Their manufacturing process combines artisanal techniques and advanced technology to offer unique and durable pieces. Below, we explain how a microcement table is covered, step by step.

  1. Selecting the base structure: the first step in creating a microcement table is to choose a solid and resistant structure. This base can be made of wood, metal or even recycled materials, which provide stability and support for the table.
  2. Surface preparation: once the structure has been selected, the surface must be thoroughly cleaned to remove any dust, grease or dirt. This is essential to ensure perfect adhesion of the microcement.
  3. Application of the microcement: two layers of microcement are applied to the prepared structure. The first layer acts as a base, and the second layer is applied more precisely to achieve a uniform and smooth finish. At this stage, pigments can be added to customise the colour according to the desired style.
  4. Polishing and finishing: once the coats are dry, the surface is polished with specialised machinery. This step guarantees a smooth, shiny finish free of imperfections. In addition, the microcement is sealed with a protective product to guarantee its durability and resistance to wear and tear.
  5. Drying and sealing: the process concludes with the sealing of the microcement table, which protects the surface against stains, water and other elements. This sealing also brings out the colours and gives an impeccable final finish.

Do you want to know more about other furniture clad with microcement? Take a look at this post about the coating of TV furniture with microcement.

Tomás Amat, architect, creative, and manager at Cementec

How much does a microcement table weigh?

The weight of a microcement table can vary depending on factors such as size, design and thickness of the top. In general, microcement tables are lighter than traditional solid wood or stone tables, which makes them easier to transport and handle.

The design and internal structure of the table also influence its weight. Many microcement tables have bases made of metal or composite materials, which helps to further reduce their overall weight. For reference, a standard microcement dining table typically weighs between 30 and 60 kilograms, although this can vary depending on design specifications.

Despite being lighter than other types of tables, microcement tables maintain excellent strength and durability. Thanks to the properties of microcement, these tables are very resistant and capable of supporting the weight of everyday objects, providing a stable and functional surface for different activities.

Types of microcement table

As previously mentioned, microcement tables are a versatile and modern option that adapt perfectly to different styles and needs. Here are the most common types of microcement tables and their characteristics. Let’s take a look at them!

Microcement dining table

Dining table once the cladding has been applied for refurbishment by Cementec.
Refurbishment and renovation of round wooden table in Malaga for decoration shop.

The microcement dining table is a perfect centrepiece for any modern dining room. Combining style and functionality, this type of table is ideal for enjoying family meals or dinners with friends. Microcement dining tables are available in a wide variety of shapes and sizes, such as rectangular, square or round tables, making them an adaptable option for any space or decorative style.

Thanks to its durability, a microcement dining table can be kept in excellent condition over time, even with frequent use, where stains and spilled liquids are common.

Microcement side table

Microcement side tables are ideal for those who are looking for a functional and elegant piece of furniture for small spaces. These compact tables can be placed next to the sofa, in the living room, next to the bed or even in the hallway. In a variety of designs, from square to round or oval, these tables offer stable surfaces for decorative objects, lamps, books or a cup of coffee.

Microcement side tables bring a contemporary and sophisticated touch to any corner of the house, fulfilling practical and decorative functions at the same time.

Outdoor microcement table

Outdoor microcement tables are the choice of cladding for gardens, patios or terraces. This material is highly resistant to adverse weather conditions, which means that these tables maintain their appearance intact even when exposed to sun, rain and other elements.

In addition to their use as an outdoor dining table, outdoor microcement tables can serve as a surface to place decorative objects, plants or even as a support for a barbecue or entertainment area, adapting to the needs of your space.

Microcement bar table or microcement bars

Island in the living-dining room of a house applied with Cementec microcement.
Kitchen table-island, applied with Cementec High Transit for its resistance to more intense and domestic use.

Finally, microcement island tables or microcement bars are perfect for creating bar-type atmospheres or leisure areas, whether in your home or in your business. With a greater height than conventional tables, these tables are ideal for enjoying cocktails, aperitifs or simply socialising while standing.

In addition to their functionality, microcement island tables can integrate practical shelves or compartments for storing bottles, glasses and other accessories, keeping everything organised and within easy reach. They are an excellent choice for open kitchens, bars or even offices with a modern and elegant style.

Dare to create a bar with an exceptional design that will captivate all your guests!

Advantages of microcement tables compared to traditional furniture

Microcement table in commercial premises carried out by Cementec.
Office work tables, applied in Cementec, combined with the microcement of the floor and providing horizontal aesthetic uniformity.

Indeed, microcement tables offer a number of significant advantages over traditional furniture, making them an attractive option for cladding your home or business furniture. Below, we will explore the main benefits that make these tables a superior choice.

1. Durability and strength

One of the main advantages of microcement tables is their high durability. Microcement is an extremely resistant material, capable of withstanding daily use without deteriorating easily. This means that, unlike other materials such as wood or glass, microcement tables maintain their appearance intact for years, even in high-traffic environments or with moderate use.

2. Personalised design

Microcement tables can be customised, allowing you to create unique pieces that perfectly fit your space and reflect your personal style. From the colour to the finish, you can adjust every detail so that the table complements the décor of your home or business, offering an exclusive design that you won’t find in traditional furniture.

3. Contemporary aesthetics

Microcement has a modern and elegant finish that integrates perfectly with any decorative style. Whether in a minimalist, industrial, rustic or modern environment, a microcement table can bring a sophisticated and timeless touch to your space. Its versatility allows it to be combined with other materials such as wood, metal or glass, creating an attractive and balanced aesthetic contrast.

4. Low maintenance

One of the most valued characteristics of microcement tables is their low maintenance. Its smooth, non-porous surface prevents stains and dirt from accumulating easily. All you need is a damp cloth and a little mild, neutral soap to keep it clean and in perfect condition.

Tips to integrate your microcement table in your living room or garden

To make the most of the aesthetics and functionality of microcement tables, here are some practical tips to integrate them harmoniously and make the most of them in your home, business or outdoor area:

  • Complement with natural materials: to soften the industrial or minimalist look of microcement, combine your table with natural materials such as wooden chairs, natural fibre rugs or linen cushions. This contrast between the modern and the organic will create a warm and cosy atmosphere that invites you to rest and socialise.
  • Play with textures: microcement has a smooth and elegant surface, but you can add texture to the space by incorporating decorative elements such as rugs, tablecloths, table centrepieces or cushions. These details provide visual contrast and make the microcement table look more balanced within the environment, especially in larger or minimalist spaces.
  • Adequate lighting: Lighting plays a key role in enhancing the beauty of your microcement table. Install warm or strategic lighting around the table to create a cosy and elegant ambience. Ceiling lamps, spotlights or even a candle in the centre can help to highlight the textures and colours of the microcement, making your table the centre of attention.
  • Add vegetation: if you have an outdoor microcement table (in your garden, terrace or patio), add plants and pots to liven up the space. Vegetation softens the hardness of the microcement and adds a fresh and natural touch. You can opt for hanging plants, colourful flowers or even small trees to achieve a relaxing and harmonious atmosphere indoors.

Conclusions

Finally, if you are thinking of incorporating a microcement table in your home or business, we recommend that you seek the advice of professionals who are experts in the application of ready-to-use microcement. The Cementec team will help you choose the most suitable materials and designs to create a table that will become the focal point of your space, with impeccable and customised finishes.

Don’t hesitate to take the next step into the future of interior design! A microcement table will transform your room, whether in the dining room, living room or garden, offering a unique and timeless aesthetic and functional experience.

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