Styles of Polished Concrete

Styles Of Polished Concrete

Concrete floors are specified in new home construction in many ways, from the concrete mix to troweling to grinding, finishing, and polishing after it’s cured. In this article, we’ll take a look at these decisions.

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Epoxy Screed

Epoxy Screed Trowel System is an epoxy-based, resin-rich, aggregate-filled, seamless floor resurfacer with outstanding durability

Damaged concrete exposing rusted rebar causes concrete spalling, often requiring repair for structural integrity.

Spalling Concrete Treatment

There are many causes of spalls, including pressure or expansion inside the concrete, bond failure in two-course constructions, impact loads, fire, and weathering.

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Microcement Flooring – What Is It?

Microcement is indeed a fantastic material for use in the floors and walls of kitchens, bathrooms, and even outdoor spaces such as terraces, which is where it is used par excellence.

Clean commercial corridor with smooth, durable flooring and modern safety features.

Floor Coving Basics

In industrial, commercial, and institutional settings, seamless floor and cove systems offer a wide range of impressive benefits.

Shiny polished hardwood flooring with rich wood grain and smooth finish. Perfect for home or office decor.

Epoxy Floor Cost per Square Foot

The right commercial or industrial floor solution can make or break a business more than just a line item under the design-build plan or renovation project.

High-quality stainless steel commercial kitchen appliances for restaurants and catering.

Synthetic Floor 10-Year Warranty

DUOMIT warrants our UC Floor Systems will be free from delaminating for five (5) years from the installation date. Plus extra 5 years extension.

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Cannabis Facility Flooring

Choosing the right cannabis flooring solutions for a particular breeding facility can be one of the most important decisions an owner or manager makes.