As a concrete-inspired flooring option, microcement offers a practical and design-forward alternative.

Microcement is reshaping the design world — an innovative and practical alternative for concrete resurfacing.

Innovative alternatives that offer all the seamless beauty of concrete but with added benefits.

In this blog post, we’ll compare microcement and concrete floors, and how each might fit into your vision for your space.

These five homes use the concrete aesthetic to create spaces that are both functional and aesthetically pleasing.

Microcement is one of the safest choices for flooring. Let’s explore its many benefits.

The materials on this list all have at least one thing in common; they look fantastic paired with concrete or microcement surfaces.

Concrete is not a traditional material in the kitchen — but these spaces prove that it should be.

For close to 30 years we have proudly been installing X-Bond concrete floor overlays to projects throughout Australia.

A guide on concrete overlay systems like microcement, and why they’re a go-to flooring choice.

The ultimate guide to microcement, including its benefits, areas of application, price, colour options and more.

Concrete textures are a seamless and innovative addition to any project; whether it's joinery, floors, walls, or sinks.

Anthony Mancini provides us an insight into the project brief of Sussex and the reasons why X-Bond flooring was chosen.

We’ve rounded up five of the best residential and commercial interior applications of X-Bond Microcement.

Penny, Director at Indesign International provides an insight into working with X-Bond for a master ensuite renovation.

What our clients love most about X-Bond is its versatility. Here are some examples of our X-Bond applications in retail projects.

A Brighton home where timber meets X-Bond, achieving the perfect combination of modernity and warmth.