CONCRETE
POLISHING
Transform concrete into a distinctive finished floor. From subtle, understated surfaces to exposed aggregate finishes, polished concrete can create a contemporary look for domestic and commercial spaces.
WHAT IS
CONCRETE POLISHING?
Concrete polishing is a process used to refine the surface of a concrete floor, creating a smoother and more finished appearance.
By progressively working the concrete surface, different levels of aggregate can be revealed and the floor can be finished to achieve the required appearance.
The result can range from a subtle concrete finish with minimal aggregate showing through, to a much more decorative floor where the aggregate becomes an important part of the overall design.
WHERE CAN POLISHED
CONCRETE BE USED?
Polished concrete can create a contemporary flooring finish across a wide range of environments. The right approach will depend on the existing concrete, the intended use of the space and the appearance you want to achieve.
POLISHED CONCRETE
FOR THE HOME
Create a seamless contemporary look in kitchens, extensions, open-plan living areas and other interior spaces where the floor becomes part of the overall design.
POLISHED CONCRETE
FOR BUSINESS
A distinctive concrete flooring option for commercial premises, retail environments, offices and larger industrial spaces.
EXISTING CONCRETE
OR A NEW FLOOR?
Every concrete floor is different. If you already have a concrete slab, its condition, construction and existing surface will need to be considered before deciding on the most appropriate finish.
If concrete flooring is being planned as part of a new build, renovation or extension, discussing the required finished appearance earlier in the project can help establish the right approach.
The character of the concrete and aggregate forms part of the finished appearance, which means no two polished concrete floors will look exactly the same.
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ABOUT YOUR FLOOR
Considering polished concrete for your home, commercial premises or another project? Send us some details and we can discuss your floor, intended use and the type of finish you would like to achieve.