West Sussex
Microcement Kitchens and Worktops in Chichester
Chichester is in the west of the county, an easy run along the coast road from Crawley. This page is about kitchens: worktops, islands, splashbacks and floors in one material.
One continuous surface across the kitchen
Microcement can run from floor to splashback to worktop without a visible joint, which is what gives these kitchens their calm, monolithic look. It bonds to existing surfaces, so a worktop can often be coated in place rather than replaced.
The sealer is what makes a worktop practical. It gives stain resistance for day-to-day cooking, and aftercare is a pH-neutral cleaner rather than anything abrasive.
It is a hand-finished surface with subtle movement. If you want a perfectly uniform, engineered look, quartz or sintered stone may suit you better, and our worktop guides cover both honestly.
Kitchens are usually coated after units are fitted, with worktops, splashbacks and any island done in sequence so each surface cures properly before the next is used. The floor is often done at the same time for a matching colour. We agree the order at survey so you know when the kitchen is out of action.
We have no published Chichester project on this site yet. A microcement worktop from Surrey is in our gallery.
Chichester: straight answers
- Can I put hot pans on it?
- Use trivets. Our heat and stain resistance guide explains why for each worktop material.
- Can you match the floor and worktop?
- Yes, one colour across floor, units and worktop is a common request.
- What does it cost?
- Microcement starts from around £120 per m² supplied and installed; worktops are quoted after survey.
- Can small chips be fixed later?
- Small chips and scratches are repairable in place, and we keep a record of your pigment and batch so the repair blends in.