Microcement · Taza
Microcement in Taza
A seamless, mineral, contemporary look for walls, floors, stairs and bathrooms.
COLOR HOME carries out microcement projects in Taza, from our Casablanca office and by appointment. Microcement gives a seamless mineral look that contemporary architecture loves.
Between the Rif and Middle Atlas: buildings facing a contrasting climate.
Local context in Taza
Taza has cold, damp winters and hot summers. These swings require rigorous preparation and suitable exterior paints.
Demand concerns renovation of homes, shops and facilities.
Services offered
Microcement (béton ciré) is a decorative coating a few millimetres thick, made from cement, resins and pigments, trowelled in several coats and then sealed. It creates a continuous polished-concrete look without joints.
- Living-room walls and columns
- Staircases and landings
- Floors in living areas (on a suitable base)
- Bathrooms and walk-in showers with suitable sealing
- Counters, worktops and built-in furniture
Preparation and application
Substrate check
Sound, dry, stable and flat base; cracks and tile joints treated if needed.
Bonding primer
Primer suited to the substrate (tiles, plaster, screed).
Microcement coats
Several trowelled passes, with intermediate sanding depending on the system.
Colour and effect
Shading or smoothness worked according to the approved sample.
Protection
Varnish or wax chosen for traffic and water exposure.
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Frequently asked questions
Do you provide microcement in Taza?
Yes. We work in Taza by appointment, after a discussion or technical visit. The quote details preparation, products and schedule.
Can exteriors be painted in winter in Taza?
Frost, rain and high humidity must be avoided; the schedule follows the weather.
Microcement or epoxy resin for a floor?
Microcement favours a mineral aesthetic; epoxy resin gives a more closed surface that is easier to maintain in high-traffic areas. See our comparison on the blog.
Can microcement be applied over tiles?
Yes, if the tiles are well bonded and joints are treated, with a suitable bonding primer.
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