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Kitchens & Living Spaces

Floors that run under islands and through open-plan spaces without a single joint or threshold strip.

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Bathrooms & Wet Rooms

Fully waterproofed floor-to-wall microcement, including step-free wet rooms.

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Staircases & Hallways

High-traffic circulation finished to the same standard as the rest of the house.

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Worktops & Joinery

Islands, vanity units and fixed joinery finished to match the surrounding surfaces.

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Feature Walls

A single wall in microcement as a textural alternative to paint, panelling or tile.

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Colour Consultation

On-site sampling across the Oltre range, matched against your fittings and the room’s actual light.

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Retail & Hospitality

Shop floors, counters and hospitality interiors finished for daily footfall and tight turnarounds.

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Offices & Reception

Reception desks and office floors as a considered first impression for staff and visitors.

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Leisure & Changing Areas

Wet-area microcement for gyms, spas and changing facilities that must stay watertight under heavy use.

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Developer & Specified Work

Working to architect and designer specifications on new-build and refurbishment projects.

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Applied Over Existing Tile

Oltre goes directly over sound tiled surfaces — valuable where downtime and strip-out costs matter.

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Underfloor Heating

Compatible with heated substrates, standard in current commercial and residential specifications.

How It Runs

Four stages, and what the system actually is

Oltre is a four-part system. Knowing the names is worth something: it lets you check any quote you’re given, including mine.

Base — Primer

An acrylic binder primer that bonds the system to what’s already there, tile included.

Barrier — Waterproofing

A waterproof membrane, with elastic seal and microfibre mesh at corners and junctions. This is what makes wet rooms possible.

Style — The Finish

Two coats of decorative microcement. Polished or trowelled — this is where your texture is decided.

Top 2K — Sealer

A two-part polyurethane sealer for scratch and detergent resistance. This sets the final sheen.

Also Available

Worktops, islands & fixed joinery

Microcement isn’t limited to floors and walls. The same finish can be carried across kitchen islands, vanity units, benches and fixed joinery, so a room reads as one material rather than a collection of surfaces meeting at edges.

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Kitchen Islands

Waterfall ends, curved returns and integrated splashbacks — shapes that would be costly or impossible in stone.

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Vanity Units

Vanities finished to match the surrounding wall and floor, with no visible junction between them.

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Benches & Seating

Window seats, shower benches and built-in seating that appear to grow out of the wall.

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Reception & Retail Counters

Commercial counters and desks in a hard-wearing sealed finish, colour-matched to the surrounding scheme.

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Refinishing Existing Units

Sound existing carcasses can often be refinished rather than replaced, provided they are rigid and free of movement.

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Priced Per Unit

Joinery is quoted individually rather than per square metre, because the time is in the edges and detailing. From £895 per unit.

Substrate matters more here than anywhere else. Joinery moves, and the finish has to be built on something rigid and correctly specified. That specification forms part of the quote rather than being an afterthought — more on worktops and joinery.
Also Available

Ghibli textured paint

A Viero product, not microcement, but from the same family: a decorative textured paint for interior walls with a matt, sandblasted finish. Where a full microcement wall isn’t needed, or isn’t in the budget, Ghibli gives a similar handcrafted texture in a single coat.

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Matt, Sandblasted Texture

Applied by brush in overlapping strokes, giving a soft, granular depth that flat paint can’t match.

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Single Coat, Fast Turnaround

One coat, touch dry within the hour. A feature wall can be finished in a single visit rather than several days.

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Any Colour, Tintometric Matched

Supplied in white as standard, colour-matched on the tintometric system to whatever the room needs.

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Where It Fits

Dry interior walls and ceilings — bedrooms, living spaces, feature walls. Not a wet-area or floor product; that’s what Oltre is for.

Not a substitute for microcement. Ghibli is a decorative paint, not a waterproof or floor-rated system — it’s the right call for a dry feature wall on a tighter budget, not for a bathroom or a floor. I’ll tell you honestly which one your room actually needs.
Recent Work

Commercial and residential work

A clinic in Kent, a kitchen showroom, and kitchens closer to home.

Backlit microcement feature panel with Gorringe Kitchens and Bathrooms lettering, in their showroom
Laser level setting out the Sorella lettering on a finished microcement wall
Finished Sorella feature wall with a tub of Viero Oltre Style in front
Microcement worktop at eye level, running seamlessly up to a gas hob
Forma FS monogram set into a textured microcement wall
Forma business card held up against the finished Sorella feature wall

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