Specification-led coating systems
A continuous finish for wet spaces.
Compare microcement and tadelakt for bathrooms, showers and spas. Plan the substrate, waterproofing and finish as one system.
Look beyond the final coat.
A successful wet-room specification starts below the visible finish. Substrate stability, drainage, waterproofing, joints, sealer selection and curing all affect performance. Existing tile overlays require a substrate and adhesion assessment.
Assess the substrate first
Confirm stability, moisture, movement and adhesion. An over-tile application needs a suitable preparation and primer protocol.
Detail water management
Agree the membrane, corners, penetrations, drainage and movement joints with the project installer.
Choose the surface protection
Specify the relevant sealer, finish and slip-resistance requirements for walls, floors and wet zones.
Plan curing and maintenance
Allow the specified cure time before water exposure. Agree approved cleaning products and the maintenance schedule.
Start your material shortlist.
These coatings are starting points for review. Confirm the full build-up and current product data for your specific use.
Make the document review part of the design.
Confirm the required TDS, SDS and applicable test reports before placing the order. Keep the approved sample and system schedule together.
Your next step
Turn the brief into a specification.
Share your performance targets, substrate, project area and destination. We’ll help coordinate the next technical review.