Microcement Bathroom · Greater London

Microcement Bathroom in Islington

N1 · EC1 · A501 Upper Street · 10 minutes from the City via the A501

Overview

A microcement bathroom is a fully tanked wet-room in disguise — cementitious waterproofing membrane beneath, mineral microcement above, hospitality-grade sealer on top. No grout, no silicone, one continuous surface. Our Islington pipeline is anchored by Victorian terraced stock stretching across the postcode, with additional work in the surrounding villages. We also see a steady share of generous period townhouses in the conservation area. Our typical client here is a homeowner with a family — programmes are planned around the school holidays and daily household use. Islington sits on the A501 Upper Street, 10 minutes from the city via the a501. From here we cover Barnsbury (0.7 mi) and Angel (0.3 mi) and out to Highbury (1 mi) inside our standard service radius. Microcement wet-rooms and bathrooms come through regularly.

Property stock in Islington
  • victorian terrace
  • period townhouse
  • loft apartment
Nearby areas we cover from Islington
Angel
0.3 miles from Islington
Highbury
1 miles from Islington
Barnsbury
0.7 miles from Islington
Clerkenwell
0.9 miles from Islington
Who we work with here
  • designer led
  • homeowner family
  • developer
How a Islington project runs
  1. 1
    Site survey

    Free on-site visit within Islington. We assess the substrate, take measurements, discuss finishes and confirm what's realistic.

  2. 2
    Sample & spec

    Sample board delivered — matched to your interior. Written specification and quote turned around within 3 working days.

  3. 3
    Programme

    Programme agreed with you (and your designer/architect if relevant). Typical Islington start window is 4–6 weeks.

  4. 4
    Application

    On-site work delivered by our own trained applicators. Dust-sheeting, waste management and daily tidy included.

  5. 5
    Aftercare

    Handover pack with batch numbers and aftercare instructions. 10-year materials and workmanship warranty on qualifying installs.

Islington — frequently asked
Is the wet-room really waterproof?+

Yes — beneath the microcement finish sits a cementitious tanking layer with reinforcement tape at every corner and junction. This has been the EU-standard wet-room spec for 25+ years. Our Islington wet-room installations carry a 10-year materials and workmanship warranty.

Can you re-do a small en-suite in Islington without a full strip-out?+

Sometimes — if the existing tiles are sound and flat we can overlay a bonded backer and take the microcement over that. Where tiles are moving or cracked we recommend a full strip and re-tank. We tell you honestly at the survey.

How is grouting handled — is there any?+

None — that's the whole point of a microcement wet-room. No grout lines, no silicone joints, one continuous surface across floor and walls with a hospitality-grade sealer finish.

Finishes we most often install in Islington
  • microcement floor
  • microcement kitchen
  • high end paint
Recent work nearby

Projects across Greater London typically stay in the same material family as Islington. See our project gallery for recent finished work, filtered to the finish types most installed in the Islington area.

Free site survey within Islington. Most quotes returned in 3 working days.

Why Islington clients choose us
  • Own-team applicators — no subcontractors on your job.
  • 10-year materials + workmanship warranty on qualifying installs.
  • Direct-line to a senior applicator throughout the programme.
  • Free Islington site surveys within 5 working days.
Service radius from Islington

We cover Islington and all surrounding areas within a practical service radius, including Angel (0.3 mi), Highbury (1 mi), Barnsbury (0.7 mi), Clerkenwell (0.9 mi). Larger projects sit us on-site for the duration rather than commuting daily.

The short version

The short version: Islington projects are usually designer led and centre on victorian terrace. We survey free within the area, quote within 3 working days, and can typically start work 4–6 weeks later.