In my experience renovating bathrooms with microcement, the key to achieving both waterproofing and slip resistance lies in the details of the application process. It's not simply about applying a layer of microcement on top of existing surfaces. The base preparation must be thorough to prevent moisture penetration, which is essential in wet environments like bathrooms. Beyond the base, the microcement itself needs to be applied carefully in multiple layers to build up a solid, seamless surface. This eliminates potential gaps where water could seep through. The final step—applying a protective coating—plays a crucial role in enhancing water resistance and creating a slip-resistant texture. Depending on the formulation and finishing technique, you can customize the surface roughness to improve grip without compromising the elegant, minimalist aesthetics microcement offers. For homeowners concerned about safety, especially in areas prone to humidity and water spills, using a certified slip-resistant protective topcoat can provide extra peace of mind. Also, regular maintenance such as cleaning with non-abrasive products helps preserve both waterproofing and slip-resistant properties over time. In summary, when done correctly with attention to each stage—from base prep to finishing—microcement can be a fantastic solution for bathroom renovations. It combines durability, water resistance, and safety while offering a sleek, modern look that many traditional materials struggle to replicate.