Microcement in Bloemendaal

A quiet foundation for a home with character.

About Microcement

Room for timber, light and a continuous floor

Timber cabinetry, tall windows and a view into the garden do not need a floor that competes for attention. Microcement creates a calm background with the subtle variation of a hand-applied finish. Coated Surfaces installs Forcrete floors, bathroom walls and bespoke surfaces in Bloemendaal. Pom is your contact from the first photographs through to handover.

The municipality also includes Overveen, Aerdenhout, Bennebroek and Vogelenzang. Its landscape combines woodland, dunes and country estates. Inside your home, we start with what deserves to stay: original timber, a stone threshold, the relationship between a living room and a later extension. Samples help establish how the finish works with those details in real daylight.

A continuous appearance depends on the surface underneath. Existing tiles can sometimes stay, provided they are firmly bonded, dry and stable. A timber upper floor or a junction with an extension needs its own assessment. A thin decorative finish does not correct structural movement or differences in level.

About Coated Surfaces

Discipline As Foundation

Coated Surfaces grew out of a world where precision isn't negotiable. Founder Pom spent years as a professional dancer at Cirque du Soleil. Every night the same movement, down to the millimetre. That might sound far from floors and walls, but it's the opposite.

Microcement demands exactly that same control. Timing, feel, precision. The difference between a good floor and an exceptional one comes down to millimetres. We take the time it needs. No rushing, no half measures. Just lasting surfaces that bring calm to a space.

Official certified Forcrete installer. Trained to expertly apply 100% waterproof microcement systems. Seamless finishes for bathrooms, floors and walls.

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Applications

From kitchen to bathroom, with the junctions resolved

Across an open kitchen and living room, one floor tone connects the dining table, island and seating area. Before work starts, we agree where the finish ends: under a cabinet plinth, at a sliding door or beside a stone threshold. Necessary movement joints remain part of the design.

Bathrooms require more than attractive walls. Falls, drainage, pipe penetrations and bath junctions must work together. The waterproof Forcrete system needs a suitable substrate; it cannot replace missing falls or poorly prepared plumbing details. A hand-applied texture lets floor and wall feel related without making them identical.

If you have underfloor heating, we coordinate heating and cooling with the substrate preparation and installation. These decisions belong before the kitchen and fitted furniture arrive, while the junctions are still accessible.

Projects

Explore our completed work

Google review

We had our bathroom, measuring approximately 3 by 3 metres, completely renovated with microcement by Pom of Coated Surfaces, including a wall enclosing the shower. [...] In short: a craftsman and a pleasure to have in your home.

Marc Angenent
Google review

It had been a wish for years. Pom made that wish come true. In a short conversation we shared our wishes and Pom thought along with us. The work was done very neatly, precisely and as agreed. His aftercare is also very good. We are very happy with the end result. Thank you, Pom.

Ellen Voogd
Google review

Top company, they think along with you and simply keep the agreements they make! As it should be. Pom delivered a piece of true craftsmanship in our bathroom.

Youri
Why Coated Surfaces

See the material in a completed interior

Our farmhouse project in Harmelen shows microcement alongside timber beams, a kitchen island and a distinctive interior. It is not a Bloemendaal project. It is a useful reference for material choices and junctions in your own home; look closely at the island and continuous living floor.

Coated Surfaces is based in Schiedam and works across the Netherlands. As a certified Forcrete installer, we select the build-up for your substrate and intended use. You discuss texture with the person applying it. A sample establishes a direction, not an identical pattern for every square metre. The variation comes from the handwork.

Process

Understand the house before scheduling the finish

Send photographs, approximate dimensions and your address in Bloemendaal or one of the surrounding villages. Tell us what the existing floor is and whether there is underfloor heating. A close-up of a threshold or extension junction can be as useful as a whole-room photograph.

After assessment we agree samples, preparation, access and the sequence of other trades. The fixed-price proposal covers installation and curing time. At handover we explain cleaning and when the surface can take further use.

Costs and advice

What does microcement cost in Bloemendaal?

Base rates are €140 per m² for floors and €180 per m² for bathrooms and walls, excluding VAT, with a €3,000 minimum project fee. Preparation is additional where required. In an existing home, repairs, levels and junction details determine much of the budget. Compare the complete build-up, not just the rate per square metre.

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Frequently Asked

Good to know

Do you also work in Aerdenhout and Overveen?

Yes. We accept enquiries throughout the municipality, including Aerdenhout, Overveen, Bennebroek and Vogelenzang. Include the town and address so we can assess access, scope and scheduling for your property.

Can the existing tiled floor remain?

Sometimes, if the tiles are well bonded and the substrate is suitable. We inspect adhesion, cracks, moisture and levels. Loose tiles and movement need resolving first. Preparation can add more height than the decorative microcement layers alone.

How do you choose a colour beside timber cabinetry?

Compare samples with the actual timber, wall colour and stone in different daylight conditions. We discuss the amount of surface movement as well as colour, so the finish complements the room rather than competing with it.

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