Best suited to
Retail, offices, galleries, showrooms and hospitality interiors.
Polished screed / Commercial
A refined seamless surface with controlled colour and texture for design-led commercial spaces.
The right system
Commercial polished screed suits interiors that need a continuous cement-based finish but cannot rely on the appearance of the structural slab. It can help align flooring with a wider material and colour scheme.
Agree sample size, natural variation, sealer sheen, door thresholds, stairs and skirting interfaces. Plan curing and temporary protection before other trades move across the floor.
Retail, offices, galleries, showrooms and hospitality interiors.
A calm, continuous floor suited to contemporary architectural schemes.
design-led spaces needing greater visual control.
Technical overview
Commercial polished screed provides a controlled cementitious palette with natural variation. It is specified through colour, aggregate character, finish level, detailing and a representative installed sample.
retail, workplace, gallery and hospitality schemes needing a refined seamless floor.
colour tolerance, lighting, thresholds, interfaces, underfloor heating, stain protection and sample size.
Colour and movement are naturally varied. Approve a representative site sample that includes edges, joints and the proposed protection system.
Entrance matting, neutral cleaners and soft mechanical pads help retain the finish. Protective treatment may need planned renewal in concentrated traffic zones.

Microcement offers a thinner, more hand-crafted finish for lighter-duty interiors and vertical continuity.
Illustrative system image; agree the actual finish by sample.Specification framework
Check moisture, strength, cracks, movement joints, contamination and the preparation needed for the chosen system.
Confirm depth, thresholds, door clearances, bond method and compatibility with adjacent finishes.
Agree colour, texture, sheen, sample size and acceptable natural variation.
Allow for curing, trade protection, cleaning guidance and any planned renewal of protective treatment.
Delivery method
Condition, flatness, contamination, repairs, access and programme constraints are recorded.
Appearance, performance and realistic slab variation are agreed before full installation.
Our specialist team manages preparation, finishing, protection and handover.
Specification questions
The sample establishes a reference for colour and texture, but hand finishing, curing and site conditions create natural variation across a larger floor.
No. Existing movement needs to be understood and joints generally need to remain effective through the new surface.
Access and full loading depend on the chosen system, temperature and curing conditions. Confirm a project-specific programme before work starts.
Start a conversation
Send the location, approximate area, construction stage, intended use and programme. Include plans or photographs if available; we can then discuss the most suitable next step.