For the one wall you want people to notice
A ready-mixed paste that goes straight onto a wall and gives you a dual-tone finish. Cement-free, easy to work with, and simple enough that you don’t need a specialist crew for a single feature wall.
Microtopping or Microcement? Microtopping is for walls — a feature wall, an alcove, a headboard wall. Microcement is the kit system for floors and whole rooms. If it’s one wall, this is the easier answer.
Shades
Six standard shades, and we’re open to matching something else. Send a physical reference rather than a photo and we’ll tell you honestly whether we can do it.
The details
| Form | Ready-mixed paste, cement-free |
| Surfaces | Walls |
| Coverage | 10 sq ft per kg, over two coats |
| Pack sizes | 1 kg, 5 kg and 10 kg |
| Coats | Two |
| Shades | Six standard, custom on request |
How to apply
| 1 — Prime | Ferrocon Primer over a clean, sound wall. |
| 2 — Coat | First coat of Microtopping. |
| 3 — Re-coat | Second coat, worked for the dual-tone effect. |
| 4 — Seal | Top coat to protect the finish. |
See the difference
How much will you need?
Estimate what you need
Microtopping- Packs to order
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- Coverage used
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An estimate, not a quotation. Coverage varies with substrate porosity, texture and application method — confirm with us before ordering.
Questions
No — Microtopping is for walls. For floors use Microcement.
Both, yes. Primer before the first coat, top coat to seal it once it’s dry.
No. It’s cement-free, which is part of why it’s easier to apply.
Six standard shades, and we’ll look at matching something else. Send a physical reference rather than an image.