Standard Wall System

The benchmark for modern microcement walls — elegant, durable, and built to last.

What Is the Standard Wall System?

The Standard Wall System is Microcement USA’s most versatile wall application — combining beauty, strength, and performance.

It provides a natural, seamless surface that transforms ordinary walls into architectural focal points.

Designed for bathrooms, living spaces, and commercial interiors, it’s the go-to choice for installers who need a reliable system with predictable results.

This is the system that defines modern, minimalist interiors — timeless and clean, yet extremely durable.

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Why Choose Standard Wall?

  • Seamless

    Seamless and continuous surface — no grout lines

  • Workability

    Excellent workability and open time for installers

  • Spaces

    Excellent for residential or light commercial spaces

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What Is the Process?

  1. Prime the surface with the designated fast-dry primer
  2. Apply Monostone coat 1 to give the surface a good base and hide imperfections.
  3. Apply MicroQuartz coat 1 make sure to trowel evenly and in wave like patterns
  4. Apply MicroQuartz coat 2 repeat the wave patters and work the wet edge.
  5. Seal using 2-Part Forcrete Forshield Sealer for durability and waterproofing

Installer Tip: Mix smaller batches & mix thoroughly

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When to use the Standard Wall System

When you should use it

You should consider using the Standard Wall System when:

  • You are working on interior walls (residential or commercial) that are not subject to heavy mechanical or structural movement.  You want a high-quality, seamless micro-cement finish with aesthetic appeal (feature wall, living room, lobby wall, etc) and you don’t necessarily need the heavy duty specification of a wet-room or heavy traffic area.
  • The budget/time constraints push toward a good-value system — Standard fills the middle ground between Fast (least build up) and Belt & Braces (highest build up).
  • You require a finish that is more robust than a typical decorative skim/plaster, but you don’t need full wet-zone reinforcement — e.g., bathrooms (outer walls, not shower walls), corridors, retail interiors.
  • You want to match floors or other surfaces finished in micro-cement and desire consistent visual textures across walls.

When you might not use it

Situations where the Standard Wall System may be less appropriate:

  • If the substrate is unstable, has notable structural movement/deflection, large cracks, or you are working with a substrate that cannot provide adequate support — in such cases the Belt & Braces Wall System (with mesh reinforcement and epoxy primers) would be the safer choice. 
  • If the application is in a wet zone (e.g., inside a shower enclosure, steam room) or heavy commercial environment — Forcrete themselves say for wall systems, “walls inside the shower always receive the Belt & Braces Wall system, regardless of substrate.