
Microtopping floors are a modern, decorative thin-layer solution that combines industrial character with the aesthetic of minimalist design. At Calor d.o.o. we specialize in installing microtopping systems over existing concrete and ceramic substrates, with an emphasis on a level, monolithic and visually clean surface.
Thanks to its small layer thickness, microtopping is ideal for projects where significant rises in floor level must be avoided while still achieving a completely new look. Different shades, textures and degrees of finishing allow customization for any space — from modern apartments and offices to showrooms, shops and hospitality venues.
The biggest challenges with microtopping systems relate to the quality and stability of the existing substrate. The substrate must be sound, dry, free of delaminating areas and with cracks and joints properly repaired. Any irregularity in the substrate can transfer to the final layer, making preparation a critical phase of the project.
Microtopping requires careful, hand-controlled application in multiple layers, respecting drying times between stages and properly protecting the final surface. Our team uses proven systems and techniques to ensure a uniform appearance, abrasion resistance and durability of the finished floor.
Microtopping is a thin-layer cement-polymer coating applied at a few millimetres thickness over existing concrete or ceramic substrates. It is ideal for modern interiors, commercial spaces, shops, offices, hospitality venues and residential spaces seeking a monolithic, minimalist and decorative floor look.
Yes — with proper substrate preparation microtopping can be applied over ceramic tiles, old concrete surfaces and other mineral substrates. It is important that the existing floor is structurally stable and that joints, cracks and irregularities are repaired in advance.
With suitable protection, microtopping floors are very resistant to everyday wear, easy to clean and maintain with neutral cleaners. The topcoat or sealer further protects the floor from absorbing liquids and dirt, making it practical even for high-traffic spaces.