One of the most frequent questions architects and contractors ask is whether microcement can be applied directly over existing tiles. With the rise of modern renovation projects, especially in luxury villas, hotels, and commercial interiors, avoiding demolition saves time, cost, and disruption. The good news is: Yes, microcement can be applied over tiles—when done with a complete professional system. This is a major advantage for renovations in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the GCC, where clients...

One of the most common technical questions designers and contractors ask is:How thick should microcement be? While microcement is known for being extremely thin, its precision in thickness  is what gives it strength, stability, and long-term performance. In modern architecture—especially in luxury villas, hotels, and high-end commercial spaces—correct thickness is essential to avoid cracking, delamination, or premature wear. At Conmarble, we design microcement systems engineered specifically...

Microcement has become one of the most desirable finishes for modern architecture, offering seamless beauty, durability, and complete design freedom. But one question continues to appear among architects and clients when considering microcement for walls, floors, kitchens, and bathrooms: Does microcement crack? The truth is simple:Microcement can crack, but only when the system is not applied correctly. When installed with a complete professional system—reinforced layers, high-quality...