Micronoslip — the microcement
that grips barefoot.
Micronoslip is the slip-resistant system in the KCBerry range, designed to stay grippy in wet conditions — walk-in showers, wet rooms, pool surrounds, spa floors, terraces and outdoor kitchens. Applied in two thin coats over Microbase and protected with a UV-resistant 2K polyurethane protective varnish, it gives a seamless 2 to 3 mm mineral floor rated R11 — available in 73 colours and delivered UK-wide.
Grip exactly
where you need it.
Micronoslip is recommended for wet areas and outdoor surfaces: walk-in showers, wet rooms, spa floors, changing rooms, pool surrounds, steps, terraces, balconies and covered outdoor kitchens. It renovates a tiled shower or pool surround without demolition, and finishes new projects over Microbase in one continuous mineral surface. Most bathroom projects pair it with Microtraffic on the main floor, in the same colour, for a seamless look between dry and wet zones.
Micronoslip
versus Microtraffic.
Microtraffic is our everyday finishing coat for dry, high-traffic areas — kitchens, hallways, commercial spaces, offices. Micronoslip shares the same colour palette but uses a finer aggregate and a matt 2K polyurethane protective varnish to achieve R11 slip resistance in wet conditions. As a rule of thumb: dry rooms take Microtraffic; showers, pool surrounds and outdoor surfaces take Micronoslip. In a bathroom, the two are often combined — Microtraffic on the main floor, Micronoslip in the shower tray — in the same colour so the transition disappears.
Two thin coats trowelled with a stainless steel float over Microbase reinforced with a fibreglass mesh, 6 to 12 h recoat time, protected with a UV-resistant 2K polyurethane protective varnish and ready for use in 5 to 7 days. 5-year guarantee on systems installed by a professional.
Clear, detailed
pricing.
A Micronoslip kit is, in materials alone, in the order of £45 to £80 per m² — materials only, excluding installation. The amount varies according to the colour and protective varnish chosen. We supply the materials: installation is invoiced directly by the installer of your choice, whose rates we don't control.
Every project is priced individually after a short remote conversation about the installation, so the figure you're quoted is the figure you pay. See the full pricing page for a breakdown of tiers, or request a free quote below.
