Garden floors without construction: Transform your space with microcement

Microcement has become the ideal solution for those who wish to renovate their outdoor space simply and without the hassle of construction work that disrupts daily life.

There are many reasons why choosing this material for exteriors, particularly as outdoor flooring, is an excellent idea. It’s a highly appealing option and increasingly favored by experts (architects, interior designers, etc.).

Applying microcement to exteriors guarantees the creation of incredible environments. This is due to its remarkable adherence, which allows it to be applied over a variety of surfaces and materials. A continuous decorative microcement floor combines a unique visual aesthetic with the practicality and functionality needed in these spaces.

Advantages of using Ready-to-Use microcement for flooring

Here are the most notable advantages that make this coating one of the most popular and recommendable:

  • Aesthetics and durability: This material uniquely combines modern, attractive design with the durability and hardness necessary for outdoor use.
  • Waterproof: This feature is paramount. Cementec provides a waterproof product, ensuring high durability even in less favorable conditions. However, it’s crucial that the substrate on which it is applied is free from significant moisture and is properly waterproofed beforehand.
  • Weather resistance: While aging is more noticeable outdoors than indoors (as with any coating), the special Final Finish (Finish Forte Plus) ensures excellent resistance to sun and rain.
  • Comfort and quality: Being a low-thickness coating, it minimizes heat accumulation, allowing you to walk barefoot comfortably without temperature discomfort.
  • Harmonious integration: Microcement can be used not only for exterior flooring but also for elements that complement exterior décor (tables, furniture, planters, barbecues, stools, etc.).
  • Versatility: The most striking advantage of microcement is its ability to be applied over various substrates, such as old terrazzo, marble, tile, or concrete floors, provided they are in good structural condition. Its adherence is perfect, and its planimetry is flawless.
  • Easy installation: One of the standout features of microcement is its ease of installation. These floors are designed to be installed without complex tools or advanced construction knowledge, enabling anyone with basic skills to complete the installation. 
Garden floors without construction with microcement in the outside area of the house. Bench and leisure area.

Safety is also a crucial aspect to consider when choosing a material for outdoor floors, especially in areas exposed to water, like gardens, pools, or terraces. Microcement floors are designed to offer a non-slip surface, significantly reducing the risk of falls.

Ready-to-use microcement vs. other garden materials

Natural stone vs. microcement

  • Natural stone is a highly durable and resilient material. Different types of tiles offer specific qualities based on the stone’s origin and type.

However, stone can be more porous and prone to visible dirt, and it usually comes at a higher cost due to its natural extraction and handling.

Natural wood vs. microcement

Wood is a traditional choice for outdoor flooring, available in various colors, textures, and dimensions. It adds warmth to the space but requires proper maintenance, such as periodic applications of varnishes or oils, to preserve its qualities.

Exterior area of a home renovation project in which Cementec ready-to-use microcement has been used.

Ceramic and porcelain vs. microcement

These materials are widely used due to their durability and resistance. However, they tend to have issues with moisture through the joints, leading to discoloration and deterioration. While more economical, they lack the aesthetic value that microcement offers.

Synthetic decking vs. microcement

Synthetic decking is an alternative to natural wood, made from composite materials that require no maintenance and resemble natural wood. Though durable, it can become unsightly and less durable when exposed to intense sunlight.

Concrete vs. microcement

Concrete is an economical option that provides structural strength and can give an industrial look to spaces. However, it is prone to cracking and has low aesthetic durability without proper protective finishes.

Garden floors without construction with microcement in house with garden area outside.

Conclusions

Not all coatings are suitable for every outdoor space, but if there is one type of finish that fits perfectly in any exterior setting, it is microcement.

At Cementec, we are convinced of its potential, and we propose its study and implementation in areas such as porches, terraces, or any part of an exterior home where you want to create a beautiful and practical space for memorable moments.

Contact our team and plan your next renovation with us!

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