Microcement & Lavasteen
in the bathroom.

In a bathroom, you don't want to compromise on the floor. There's too much water, things drop more easily, and the finish must be durable day in, day out. For the floor, we therefore always recommend Lavasteen Seamless Floor — epoxy-based, intrinsically waterproof, even if the top layer is scratched or impacted. On a wall, nothing ever falls; there, microcement with PU topcoat can perform for decades.

Why not microcement on the bathroom floor?

Microcement is mineral and becomes waterproof through the PU topcoat above it. If that topcoat is damaged — by a falling object or years of walking on one spot — moisture can penetrate the mineral. On a wall that's no problem, on a floor it is. Lavasteen solves that: the epoxy components themselves form a dense, closed mass. A scratch or impact doesn't mean water can get through.

Or entirely in Lavasteen

A second option: Lavasteen on both floor and wall. The same paste, the same colour, one continuous surface from floor to ceiling. For walls one layer of filling PU is applied (instead of multiple as on a kitchen floor). The result: a bathroom that feels like one material — only the texture differs subtly between floor and wall.

Colour and light

Both materials colour differently under different lighting conditions. We visit for a survey and help you choose with colour samples you can view in your own bathroom, in both daylight and evening lighting. That avoids surprises after completion.

The combination of microcement wall with Lavasteen floor also works outside the bathroom. View the applications by space:

• Microcement in the kitchen — floor and wall finish for open-plan kitchens
• Lavasteen Seamless Floor in the kitchen — for heavy-duty kitchen floors and hospitality
• Overview of all rooms — the right material for each room