Based in GlasgowBased in Glasgow | Microcement across Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Renfrewshire & Ayrshire
Microcement Wet Roomsin Glasgow, Joint-FreeFrom Floor to Ceiling
A walk-in, grout-free wet room that's easy to clean and looks like it belongs in a boutique hotel: planned, coordinated and finished by one approved specialist.
Fully approved Cimentart applicator · Plumbers coordinated for you
Cimentart approved
Fully approved microcement applicator
Infinity Effects approved
Fully approved spray granite applicator
£3M insured
Public liability insurance
10-year guarantee
On spray granite finishes
Free site visit
With physical sample boards
The service
One continuous surface where water falls
A wet room removes the shower tray and enclosure and replaces them with one open, level space. Microcement is ideal for this: it runs continuously across floor and walls with no grout lines, no tile edges and no joints for water and dirt to sit in. The result is a calm, open room that feels bigger than it is.
Wet rooms need more planning than a standard bathroom. The floor has to fall correctly to the drain, the area has to be properly prepared, and the finish must be sealed for constant water exposure. Allan plans these details at the site visit and coordinates directly with trusted plumbers and joiners so drains, falls and fittings are in place before the microcement goes on.
Allan Anderson owns the business and applies every wet room himself. You deal with one person from the first visit to handover.
Who it's for
Homeowners wanting a modern walk-in shower, families planning for accessibility, and commercial spaces that need easy-to-clean washrooms.
When it's needed
When a shower tray is leaking or cracked, an enclosure is hard to clean, a bath is no longer used, or step-free access is needed.
Why use a specialist
Wet rooms fail when preparation, drainage and sealing are rushed. An approved applicator follows the system and coordinates the trades in the right order.
What it costs to wait
Leaking showers cost more the longer they wait
A failing shower is rarely just a cosmetic problem. Water finds its way through cracked grout, tired silicone and worn trays, and you often don't see the damage until it's underneath the floor or through the ceiling below.
Hidden water damage
Water escaping through failing grout or seals can soak into what's underneath, which risks damage to floors, walls and ceilings below.
Constant cleaning
Glass screens, tray edges and grout lines collect limescale and mould. Hours of scrubbing every month become the norm.
A room that doesn't fit your life
Step-in trays and baths become harder to use over time. Leaving a change too late can force a rushed decision later.
Common mistakes to avoid
- × Tiling a wet room floor without planning the fall to the drain properly.
- × Choosing an installer who doesn't coordinate the plumbing and finishing in the right order.
- × Assuming every wet room needs the whole room stripped back before anything else happens.
- × Skipping sealing or using the wrong sealer for a constantly wet area.
- × Picking a slick finish for a floor without discussing grip and daily use.
Before & after
Real microcement wet rooms transformations
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How it works
Five steps, one specialist
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Free site visit
Allan assesses the room, existing surfaces, drainage options and how you want the wet room to work.
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Plan and samples
You agree the layout and see physical sample boards for colour and texture in your own light.
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Trades coordinated
Where needed, Allan ties in with trusted plumbers and joiners for drains, falls and fittings.
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Layered application
Microcement is applied in layers to the Cimentart system across floor and walls, by Allan himself.
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Sealed and handed over
The surface is sealed for wet use and you're given clear aftercare advice.
What you get
The benefits, in plain terms
Faster to clean
No grout lines, no tray edges and fewer seals means limescale and grime have far fewer places to settle.
Safer access
A level, open shower area removes the step into a tray or bath, which makes daily use easier for every age.
Long-term performance
An approved system, correct preparation and proper sealing are what keep a wet room working year after year.
Less demolition
Microcement can go over almost any sound existing surface, including tiles, which can reduce strip-out work on walls.
One coordinator
Allan organises the plumbers and joiners, so the trades arrive in the right order and nothing is left between them.
Confidence before you start
Free site visit, physical samples, a clear quote and £3 million public liability insurance.
In detail
Microcement wet rooms in detail
Here's what goes into a microcement wet room: the materials, the preparation, the design choices and where it works best across Glasgow and West and Central Scotland.
Drainage and floor falls
Every wet room needs the floor to fall towards a drain so water leaves the room quickly. The two most common options are a linear drain along one wall and a central or offset point drain. A linear drain usually allows a single-direction fall, which looks cleaner under microcement.
Drainage and floor preparation are planned at the site visit. Where plumbing changes are needed, Allan works directly with trusted plumbers so the falls and drain are right before any finish is applied.
The Cimentart system for wet areas
As a fully approved Cimentart applicator, Allan follows the manufacturer's system: preparation and primer to bond to the substrate, base layers for strength, finishing layers for the look, and a sealer to protect the surface in wet conditions.
Because microcement is thin, it suits renovations where floor height matters: there's no thick tile and adhesive build-up to throw out door thresholds or skirting lines.
Over existing tiles
On walls, microcement can often be applied directly over existing sound tiles, avoiding demolition. Floors depend on whether the existing level allows the right fall to the drain. Allan checks this at the consultation and explains what can stay and what needs changing.
Design choices
Most clients choose one colour across floor and walls for a continuous, spa-like look. Others choose a slightly darker floor to ground the room. Recessed niches, built-in benches and frameless glass screens all work well with microcement.
Floor texture is worth discussing. A finish that looks beautiful on a wall may need a different approach underfoot in a wet area. Sample boards let you feel the options before you decide.
Homes, rentals and commercial spaces
Microcement wet rooms suit main bathrooms and en-suites in homes across Glasgow, East Kilbride, Paisley, Giffnock and Bearsden, as well as accessible bathrooms for family members who need step-free showers.
In commercial settings such as gyms, salons, holiday lets and offices, a joint-free wet room surface is easy to clean between users and keeps a premium look under heavy use.
Related services
- Microcement Bathrooms
- Microcement Floors
- Commercial Finishes
- All microcement & decorative finishing services
Areas covered
- Microcement Wet Rooms Glasgow
- Microcement Wet Rooms Lanarkshire
- Microcement Wet Rooms Renfrewshire
- Microcement Wet Rooms East Kilbride
- Microcement Wet Rooms Ayrshire
- Microcement Wet Rooms Paisley
- Microcement Wet Rooms Central Scotland
- Microcement Wet Rooms Hamilton
- Microcement Wet Rooms Motherwell
- Microcement Wet Rooms Bearsden
- Microcement Wet Rooms Newton Mearns
- Microcement Wet Rooms Kilmarnock
- Microcement Wet Rooms Coatbridge
- Microcement Wet Rooms Airdrie
- Microcement Wet Rooms Cumbernauld
- Microcement Wet Rooms Kirkintilloch
- Microcement Wet Rooms Clydebank
- Microcement Wet Rooms Giffnock
- Microcement Wet Rooms Ayr
- Microcement Wet Rooms Stirling
Working with Glasgow Microcement
What to expectfrom first call to handover
Glasgow Microcement LTD is owned and run by Allan Anderson, a specialist applicator of decorative finishes. There is no sales team and no subcontracting of the finish itself: the person who visits your property, measures up and talks through samples is the same person who applies your microcement wet rooms finish.
Allan is a fully approved Cimentart microcement applicator and a fully approved Infinity Effects spray granite applicator. Approval means the materials are applied the way the manufacturer intends: preparation, layering and protection all follow the system rather than shortcuts.
When a project needs more than a finish, such as a new shower, a moved sink, trimmed doors or boxed-in pipework, Allan ties in directly with trusted plumbers and joiners. You get one point of contact who plans the order of work, so trades are not left waiting on each other and nothing falls between the gaps.
Free, no-obligation site visit
Allan comes to your home or premises, checks the existing surfaces and explains honestly what is and is not suitable before any quote is agreed.
Physical sample boards
Colours and textures look different under Scottish daylight and your own lighting. Samples let you see and touch the finish where it will actually live.
A clear written quote
Every project is priced individually after the visit, so you know exactly what is included before you commit. No guide prices are given without seeing the job.
£3 million public liability insurance
Work is carried out with £3M public liability cover in place, for homes and commercial properties alike.
Planned working hours
Monday to Friday 7:30am–5pm and Saturday 8am–12pm. This is planned, booked work rather than an emergency call-out service.
West and Central Scotland
Based in Glasgow and covering Lanarkshire, Renfrewshire, East Kilbride, Ayrshire, Paisley, Stirling and the towns in between.
Questions
Microcement Wet Rooms FAQs
How much does a microcement wet room cost in Glasgow?
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Wet rooms are priced per project after the free site visit, because drainage, plumbing and room size vary. You'll get a clear written quote first.
How long does a wet room conversion take?
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It depends on whether plumbing changes are needed and the size of the room. Microcement is applied in layers with drying time between them. Allan gives you a realistic timeline at the consultation.
Can microcement go over my existing tiles in a wet room?
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On walls, microcement can usually go over sound existing tiles. Floors depend on whether the correct fall to the drain can be achieved: this is checked at the site visit.
Do you handle the plumbing?
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Allan ties in directly with trusted plumbers and joiners when a wet room needs drains, falls or new fittings, and coordinates the order of work.
Is a microcement wet room slippery?
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Floor finish and texture are chosen with grip and daily use in mind. You can feel the options on physical sample boards before deciding.
Is there a guarantee on wet room waterproofing?
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Guarantee details for microcement and wet room work are confirmed with you at the consultation. Spray granite carries a 10-year guarantee.
How long will a microcement wet room last?
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Lifespan depends on preparation, drainage, application, sealing and aftercare. Following the approved Cimentart system and the aftercare advice helps it perform long-term.
Do you offer emergency leak repairs?
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No. We're not an emergency service. Wet rooms are planned and booked through a free consultation.
Do you cover Lanarkshire and Ayrshire?
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Yes. We cover West and Central Scotland, including Hamilton, Motherwell, Kilmarnock, Ayr, Renfrewshire and Stirling.
Free consultation
Plan your wet roomwith one specialist
Book a free site visit. Allan will look at your drainage options, bring sample boards and coordinate any plumbing, with a clear quote before anything starts.
07303 144257- Approved Cimentart & Infinity Effects applicator
- £3M public liability insurance
- Free site visit with sample boards