Systems · Italian microcement & waterproof artistic surfaces
Two Italian bodies sit quietly underneath the Framework: one for continuous concrete‑style surfaces, one for fully waterproof architectural walls and floors. They carry the technical work so concrete readings and decorative families can behave as well as they look in real UK projects.
Italian microcement body across floors, stairs and walls — one continuous concrete reading.
SYSTEMS UNDER THE FRAMEWORK · ITALIAN BODIES STRUCTURED IN LONDON BY ITALIAN SURFACE FINISHES
Decorative families are how surfaces read; these systems are how they stand up. One Italian body underpins our Italian microcement floors, stairs and walls; another is the fully bonded waterproof base behind Waterproof Artistic Walls bathrooms and spa spaces.
Once the correct body is chosen for each zone, concrete, stone, metallic, silk, suede and texture languages can move through a plan without changing the underlying logic.
The microcement system carries concrete readings across floors, stair flights and walls. Thickness, reinforcement and protection are defined from substrate to topcoat, so the surface behaves like an architectural material — not a thin, cosmetic skin.
This is where I‑BETON PLUS sits in the Framework: the “concrete body” that other families anchor to.
The waterproof system body carries microcement and decorative finishes into showers, wet rooms and spa zones. Primers, epoxy–mineral coats and professional topcoats create a continuous, fully sealed envelope before any visible finish is composed.
This is the body behind Waterproof Artistic Walls — the same logic, whether the surface reads as concrete, stone, metallic, silk, suede or texture.
In drawings and on site, we keep it simple: one body for continuous concrete‑style surfaces, one for fully waterproof bathrooms and spa spaces. Both are Italian systems operated through the ISF Framework in the UK.
The fully bonded waterproof body behind our microcement‑style bathrooms and Waterproof Artistic Walls. Primers, epoxy–mineral coats and professional topcoats create continuous wet‑area surfaces across walls, floors, niches and ledges.
On top of this body we can carry concrete, stone, metallic, silk, suede or textured readings inside one tested system. The visible finish changes; the waterproof logic underneath stays consistent.
Use this body when you need seamless bathrooms, wet rooms, spa walls and splash zones that behave technically as well as they photograph — in family homes, boutique hotels and wellness spaces.
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The Italian microcement system for continuous concrete‑reading floors, stairs and walls. Based on Meteore 14 mineral body coats, reinforcement and protective finishes, it creates calm, architectural concrete surfaces that can run through open‑plan homes, stair flights, hotel suites and selected walls.
The build is defined from substrate preparation through pore‑sealing and topcoats — designed to handle movement, traffic and real cleaning in UK conditions rather than acting as a thin cosmetic skim.
Use this body when you want an architectural concrete language underfoot and on walls, with known thickness, slip resistance and maintenance logic.
View I‑BETON PLUSBoth systems are designed for real rooms — with structure, services and people — not just for studio photography.
Italian microcement floors and stairs running into Waterproof Artistic Walls bathrooms and shower rooms. One concrete language, two bodies: microcement for living spaces, the waterproof body for direct‑water zones.
Front‑of‑house and guest areas where concrete readings and decorative walls need to survive traffic, cleaning and lighting changes — with clear build‑ups, junction details and maintenance plans.
Wet and humid environments where the waterproof body is critical, and where decorative families — stone, metal, silk, suede, texture — can be carried safely over that body as Waterproof Artistic Walls.
These systems are shared across the whole Framework: the same bodies are specified in the Studio, taught in the Academy and installed by the Installer Network. That is how a bathroom or floor in one project can inform the next.
In the London Studio you can walk from Italian microcement floors and stairs straight into Waterproof Artistic Walls bathrooms. We review your drawings, substrates and preferred finishes, then recommend which body belongs where — and how they should meet — before anything is installed on site.
For installer training and progression on these systems, see the ISF Academy overview and Installer Network.
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