Micronoslip — microcement
that grips wet feet.
Micronoslip is the slip-resistant system in KCBerry's six-system range, engineered for surfaces that stay grippy when wet — walk-in showers, wet rooms, pool decks, spa floors, terraces and outdoor kitchens. Applied directly in three coats — no preparation microcement required — and sealed with the 2K polyurethane varnish, it delivers a Class 3 rated (EN 12633) 3–4 mm mineral surface with no tiles, no grout, no cold joints — available in all 40 standard colours and delivered across Ireland.
Grip where
it counts.
Micronoslip is specified for wet zones and outdoor surfaces: walk-in showers, wet rooms, spa floors, changing rooms, pool decks, steps, terraces, balconies and covered outdoor kitchens. It is applied directly in three coats — no preparation microcement required — and refits existing tiled showers and decks without demolition. Most bathroom projects pair it with Microtraffic on the main floor, matched in the same colour for a seamless visual across dry and wet zones.
Micronoslip
vs Microtraffic.
Microtraffic is the everyday floor finish for dry, high-traffic areas — kitchens, hallways, retail, offices. Micronoslip shares the same colour palette but is engineered for wet zones, rated Class 3 slip resistance (USRV Rd = 55) to EN 12633:2003. As a rule: dry rooms take Microtraffic; showers, pool decks and outdoor surfaces take Micronoslip. In a bathroom, both are typically used together — Microtraffic on the main floor, Micronoslip in the shower tray — matched in the same colour so the transition disappears.
Three coats applied directly — no preparation microcement — 3–4 mm total, mesh essential on floors, sealed with the 2K polyurethane varnish 24–48 hours after the last coat — backed by a 5-year materials warranty.
Honest,
itemised pricing.
Supply-only Micronoslip kits typically work out at €45–€80 per m² in materials, depending on colour and sealer specified.
Every project is quoted individually after a short conversation about the surface, so the number you get is the number you pay. See the full pricing page for tier detail or get product advice below.