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Cementing the micro-concrete advantage!
Micro concrete is a coating made of cement that can be applied to a variety of surfaces, such as tile and wood, to replicate the feel and appearance of concrete. It is a well-known strategy for creating surfaces that are pleasing to the eye. The microconcrete that is applied has a thickness of 2 to 3 mm. The material's surface is stain-free, mould-free, anti-slip and hygienic. Hence, it is a great choice for restrooms, kitchens and floor surfaces.Micro concrete has been used for a variety of purposes, including residential and commercial buildings. It has a finish that is longlasting, modern and seamless. Because of its high durability, micro concrete can be used for both outdoor and indoor surfaces like foyers, hotels, shopping centres, open plazas, museums, office centres, garages and other interior surfaces. It is possible to design durable walls and floors using micro concrete. Additionally, because it is watertight, it is suitable for splashbacks in kitchens and bathrooms.
“Micro concrete is used in repair and rehabilitation,” says Shakun Vaidya, VP-CTS, JKCement. “This concrete doesn't require any levelling or consolidation and has small size of aggregates; the aggregate size is less than 10 mm and is of great use in congested and highly reinforced areas. It is readily used in jacketing beams and columns...
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