Surfaces & Scope
A Hand-Applied Architectural Finish
Walls & Ceilings
Continuous mineral texture for feature walls, connected rooms and overhead surfaces. Our Franklin Lakes basement shows the same Concretta finish running from walls to ceilings across a whole lower level.
Showers & Bathrooms
The decorative finish is applied over a properly prepared waterproof assembly. The substrate, primers, finish layers and protective treatments must be compatible with the selected system. Sealer alone does not make a shower waterproof.
Fireplaces
Microcement can be considered for suitable fireplace surrounds and architectural chimney walls. We review the substrate, detailing and selected system's suitability for the specific location before recommending a finish; this is not a coating for inside the firebox.
Counters & Architectural Details
Hand application follows built forms, returns and custom details. Our Clifton retail checkout counter is a verified example of Meoded Concretta FS on a shaped architectural surface.
View the Clifton Microcement Counter Planning Your Installation
What Goes Into Your Microcement Estimate?
Surface condition comes first. We review existing coatings, tile adhesion, substrate stability and any repairs or leveling needed before deciding on the preparation. Existing tile is not automatically suitable: its condition, the underlying substrate and the selected microcement system all matter.
Finish selection affects the material, coat sequence, texture and protective treatment. Total surface area, ceiling work, corners, niches and other architectural details also shape the scope. Access, working height and protection of occupied spaces affect how the work is carried out.
Share photos, your town, approximate dimensions and whether the surfaces are new or existing. For showers, tell us about the waterproof assembly and current construction stage. A photo review is a starting point, not a substitute for assessing the surface.
After your consultation, we’ll confirm when to expect your written proposal. Timing depends on the size and complexity of your project.