A guide on microcement’s texture, appearance, and finish options.

With 25+ years of experience as microcement installers, who better to answer your questions than Alt Surfaces?

See how the use of X-Bond achieves seamless continuity in this project inspired by its environment.

As specialist X-Bond Microcement installers, here’s how to achieve a durable, beautifully rendered result.

Let’s explore why our microcement system X-Bond is a great alternative to concrete for outfoor flooring.

Microcement is often marketed as a surface that can be applied over anything, but there are some conditions to substrate compatibility.

Microcement is the design world’s answer to quick, clean renovations that don’t compromise on luxury or performance.

The X-Bond Microcement system stands apart as one of the only CodeMark Certified microcements in Australia. Learn More.

Wondering about the drawbacks of microcement? Here’s the truth.

Yep, microcement products like X-Bond can be installed directly over the top of your old tiles!

Backed by decades of innovation and trust, X-Bond is an industry leader that’s been engineered for excellence since day one.

From the interiors to sculptural elements outside, X-Bond continues to unify this luxury Mediterranean-inspired home.

A closer look at five of our latest bathroom projects, highlighting just how adaptable microcement can be in wet areas.

What builders, designers, and homeowners should know about the X-Bond installation system before our team gets started.

Offering smooth, seamless appeal with unmatched durability, microcement outperforms other interior wall finishes.

Here are five essential questions you should ask before selecting a microcement brand for your next project.

Why we’ve been trusted microcement installers across Melbourne for 25+ years.

The new Dissh boutique reflects the label’s recent rebrand into the world of elevated basics and sophisticated minimalism.

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

Incorrect application can lead to microcement issues down the line. Here’s how to save time, money, and frustration.