- Microcement – Seamless, modern, and available in a wide range of colors, textures, and finishes. Perfect for creating a minimalist, high-end look that aligns with corporate branding.
- Epoxy – Durable and sleek but often associated with industrial or factory settings. Limited warmth and design versatility.
- Carpet – Offers softness and variety but can look dated in modern corporate environments. Patterns often restrict design consistency.
- Tile – Wide design options but visible grout lines disrupt visual flow; harder to achieve a seamless, contemporary style.
- Microcement – Projects innovation, professionalism, and elegance. Ideal for reception areas, boardrooms, and branded feature walls.
- Epoxy – More functional than aesthetic; rarely used in premium corporate offices.
- Carpet – Can feel cozy, but may lack the prestige required for executive or client-facing spaces.
- Tile – Clean but conventional; lacks the “wow factor” of a bespoke finish.
- Microcement – Easy to clean, dust-free, and stain-resistant with proper sealing. Minimal maintenance keeps offices looking sharp.
- Epoxy – Low-maintenance but may yellow under UV exposure in bright offices; repair of localized damage can be tricky.
- Carpet – High maintenance; stains easily, traps dust/allergens, and requires frequent deep cleaning.
- Tile – Durable but grout lines discolor over time and require scrubbing.
- Microcement – Resistant to wear, scratches, and foot traffic. Suitable for open-plan offices and corridors.
- Epoxy – Highly durable but can feel cold and industrial in an office setting.
- Carpet – Wears down quickly in heavy-use areas; edges fray and colors fade.
- Tile – Strong but brittle; cracks can appear, and repairs are often visible.
- Microcement – Non-porous and hygienic, does not harbor dust, allergens, or mold—ideal for modern indoor air quality standards.
- Epoxy – Hygienic but lacks warmth; can appear harsh in office spaces.
- Carpet – Traps dust, allergens, and odors—bad for air quality and employee well-being.
- Tile – Hygienic but feels colder and less inviting compared to microcement’s softer aesthetic.
While epoxy, carpet, and tiles each serve specific purposes, microcement offers the most complete package for corporate spaces:
- Seamless, modern aesthetics that align with brand identity.
- Versatility for both walls and floors.
- Low maintenance with long-lasting durability.
- Hygienic, dust-free, and employee-friendly.
- Ability to impress clients and inspire employees with a timeless, professional look.
BR 14201 
US 11854 
MY 2718 
CN 2531 
AO 1879 
DE 1869 
GB 1485 
AR 1243 
