Microcement Floors in Dubai

Microcement can be applied over most existing floors including tile, screed, marble and concrete — but not over floorboards. Because wood is an organic material, it expands and contracts, which makes it an unstable base.

These terms are often used interchangeably, but they’re not always the same. At Dusk & Dune, we use true microcement — a thin, polymer-modified cement coating designed for seamless decorative finishes. Some products labelled micro concrete, microcrete, or microtopping may differ in thickness, flexibility, or application methods. If you’re unsure, we’ll be happy to guide you on the right material for your project.

With the correct maintenance, microcement flooring can last well over 10 years. We provide a 5-year warranty on both product and application for added peace of mind.

Different microcement products have their own limitations, but Dusk & Dune's microcements can go over almost any surface. The general rule is: as long as it's smooth, solid & stable, microcement can go over it! But be sure to use the right brand, and the right installer!

No — Dusk & Dune’s microcement systems meet commercial slip-resistance standards. We can also add a slip-resistant aggregate to wet zones where extra grip is desired.

Yes, Dusk & Dune provides a 5 year warranty on the product, and the installation. In that time, If there are any defaults caused by either, then it will be repaired for free. However, if there are issues caused from the substrate or environment, that would be covered in our warranty.

Yes — we regularly apply microcement over tiled floors, avoiding the need for costly demolition and disposal. Our installers know exactly how to prepare the surface for long-lasting results.

Due to wood being an organic product, it flexes and contracts with temperature, creating an unstable foundation for microcement to be applied to, therefore unfortunately it's one of the very few substrates that it cannot be installed over.

Absolutely. We use one of the strongest microcements in the world, engineered to handle constant footfall in homes, hotels, shops and more.

No — when applied correctly over a stable substrate, microcement is highly resistant to cracking. At Dusk & Dune, we work closely with main contractors to ensure the substrate is properly prepared before application.

Any of Dusk & Dune's microcements are an option for application over stairs. However, it's usually recommended to use our strongest range - Baxab Eco, due to it being an area that goes through more knocks than perhaps some other parts of a project.

All D&D microcements can be installed on exterior surfaces, provided precautions are taken to properly waterproof the bases where the coatings are applied. With these measures plus a correct planimetry, rising damp and accumulations of water on the surface are avoided. Remember, our microcement is completely UV protected, so sunlight won't damage or affect the colour.

While different microcements vary in their slip ratings, Dusk & Dune's microcements are all commercially viable due to it's fantastic slip reports, taken by third party's. We can even add an aggregate to the final layer, which send the resistance sky-high, but this generally isn't necessary at all

The microcement we use, along with the highly skilled installers we have to hand, mean that we know precisely how to install over tiles, knowing which precautions to take in order to ensure you don't have to worry about the costs for demolition & disposal of the existing tiles. Saving you an incredible amount of money if you're doing a renovation!

Microcement can last well over our 5 year warranty period if taken care of correctly. We have maintenance packages as well for commercial projects if necessary. Go to our downloads page and check out the maintenance manual for more info

Normal microcement products are not suitable for swimming pools or areas in constant contact with water. However, D&D has Topcret's T/Swim range - a product that has been specially made for such occasions.