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[CULTURE] · Germany, Croatia · 10 sources

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Microcement and Beton Ciré emerge as trending bathroom renovation alternatives

Modern bathroom design is shifting away from traditional tiling toward seamless, groutless surfaces. Trends such as the use of Beton Ciré and microcement are gaining popularity for creating a minimalist, wellness-inspired aesthetic that makes small spaces appear larger.

One major advantage of these materials is the ability to apply them directly over existing tiles, which can simplify renovations by avoiding the need to demolish old structures. However, the process requires professional expertise, as it involves multiple layers of priming, application, and sealing.

While aesthetically pleasing and easier to clean due to the lack of grout lines, microcement and similar coatings present certain challenges. They are generally more expensive than standard ceramic tiles, and if not properly treated with anti-slip finishes, smooth surfaces can become slippery when wet. Proper execution is essential to ensure durability and safety in high-moisture environments.

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Beton Ciré · Microcement · Thomas Schroeter

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